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Absolutely. In our area, dying shrubs are often caused by poor soil conditions, improper watering, or disease. We'll inspect your plants and soil, identify the specific issue—whether it's Cleveland's clay soil, winter salt damage, or a fungal problem—and recommend a treatment plan to nurse them back to health or suggest hardy replacements suited for our climate.

We tackle overgrown shrubs with a careful, multi-step approach. First, we assess the plant's health and structure. For many shrubs, we can perform rejuvenation pruning to bring them back under control over a season or two. If removal is the best option, we'll extract the overgrowth cleanly and can discuss replanting with low-maintenance, properly sized plants to prevent the issue from recurring.

Timing is key here. Late winter or early spring is ideal for major pruning before new growth starts. For planting new shrubs, early fall is often best in Cleveland, giving roots time to establish before the ground freezes. However, issues like disease or severe overgrowth can be addressed as soon as they're spotted. We'll schedule services at the optimal time for your plants' health.