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Box shrubs
Box shrubs should be pruned by thinning out the top of the plant and cutting back the branches to retain the desired height. The thinning operation will allow light to penetrate into the bush and promote leaf growth. This results in a natural, informal type growth with good green color extending to the center of the shrub.
In certain locations, and in hedges, you may prefer to shear your boxinto a smooth, rounded form. This is appropriate in a formal landscape setting but will result in a rather thin layer of leaves on the outside of the plant.
Horizontal type Juniper
The low and horizontal type junipers should be pruned primarily from th top. Branches which extend upward should be cut back. Allow the lateral branches to develop into points around the plant to give a graceful spreading form. Very little lateral pruning should be done unless the long branches cause the shrub to become too large for its location.
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