This video is about trimming trees to a more rather shape using a simple guide. This technique can be also implemented on shrubs and bushes. On my case, I'll be trimming this small lemon tree which has an uneven shape. Now, before trimming your particular plant, do your research to determine the best time and trimming techniques for your specific plant. These are the tools and items that will need. I'll place all the links for the needed items on the description box. Gardening Loppers. String. Clamps. Hanging screw. Woodboard. First need to do this so that the term in some dimensions. Hight. Measure how tall you want your tree to be after trimming it. Wait, this will be the string plant. Measure how wide you want your tree to be. Measure from the trunk to a desired edge dimension. Add about 4 inches to the string length to compensate attaching the loppers. Center. This will be the wooden board length, the duck, the wood length from the height length to determine the rotation center point. After you have cut the woodboard to size, drill a pilot hole in one of the boards and in order to avoid splitting the woodboard. Insert the hanging screw on the pilot hole. Secure the woodboard to the tree trunk using the clamps. Attach one end of the string to the hanging screw and attach the loppers on the other end. Now our template is ready to be used. I'll be stretching the string and cutting with the loppers following the orientation of the narrated art. As you move around trimming the tree, you will need to move the string around the branches. You can use a lather to assist on the top branches. On my case, this is an small tree and I can reach the upper branches. Habbing three-cent strobes properly trimmed will give your landscape a more appealing look. Not to mention that your trees will be healthier by having less foliage. The nutrients absorbed by your tree will be available in higher proportions. Here are some pictures of the before and after. And this is all for today's video. If you found this clip helpful, please like, share, subscribe for more of this type of content. For more tutorials, how to and product videos visit handyinolata.com.