Bush trimming refers to the process of cutting or shaping shrubs and bushes to maintain their size, shape, and health. It is typically done for aesthetic reasons, as well as to promote healthy growth and prevent overgrowth that can obstruct pathways or damage nearby structures. Regular trimming can also help prevent certain diseases and pests from affecting the plants. Depending on the species and desired outcome, bush trimming can involve various techniques, such as shearing, pruning, and shaping. Proper timing and technique are important to ensure that the plants remain healthy and attractive.