How To Prune A Plum Tree

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@michelleduncan9965 11 месяцев назад

Please do a video showing how to make, & place the bamboo spreaders.

@jonnsmusich Год назад

I prune in the fall, as soon as the fruit is harvested. Apples, pears, plums, peaches.Less likelihood of disease and absolutely no water sprouts. Mid Atlantic.

@at_brunch3852 Год назад

Awesome!

@vilsan.r.9875 7 месяцев назад

Why no one talks about fruit bearing spurs and vegetative spurs, heading, thinning, and other cuts?

@ashtray113 Год назад

What happens if you prune in the spring?

@normal_norm2627 8 месяцев назад

Your info would be great if we could actually see what your talking about. The fixed camera angle is useless to me.

@smoothlarryhughes Год назад

Can plums be grown espalier?

@joecity9 Год назад

You say 30 degrees and demonstrate 45. And, then say not 45 and demonstrate 90.

@barbarahudspeth8359 Год назад

I have a very young pum tree with new branches what shall I do

@ottoflouer1750 Год назад

I'm in a similar situation I just planted mine so am planning to give it a year to settle in and do what it needs to, next year I'll start working with it. I think a less demanding first year will pay off next year if a lot of growth can go into forming a big healthy rootball 😃

@barbarahudspeth8359 Год назад

@@ottoflouer1750 thank you

@yerneedsry Год назад

@@ottoflouer1750 no cut it all down to knee high right now less damage done if you do it when its very young..it will be to a vase shape then when it grows out, always keep the middle out of it..