Leyland cypress, like other needled evergreens, cannot sprout from brown, leafless wood. Hard pruning into old wood leaves permanent gaps. Proper pruning trims only green growth annually. If stumps have no green needles, the trees are dead—remove and replace.
Shear lightly each year to maintain shape; never cut back to bare stems.
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