The purpose and significance of shrub pruning

The main purpose of pruning shrub decorations is to create unique shapes, enhance the beauty and ornamental value of the landscape. By pruning, shrubs can be shaped into various forms such as people, animals, food, objects, etc., making them a highlight in the garden.

Specific methods and techniques for pruning

Plum blossom head pruning method: mainly used to shape the shape of plants, making them appear similar to the effect when plum blossoms are in full bloom. By elongating and shaping the lateral branches of shrubs, a "plum blossom head" shape is formed.

Pruning method of purple orchid: Trim the shrubs into a slender shape leaning towards one side, imitating the shape of purple orchid, and paying attention to the natural curves and dynamic beauty of the plant.

Spherical pruning: It creates a spherical or conical shape for plants, suitable for evergreen tree species, and can increase the ornamental value and spatial utilization of plants.

Root knot pruning: Imitating the growth state of natural trees, pruning creates a twisted and staggered effect on the roots and branches of plants, enhancing their ornamental value and vitality.