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LATE SUMMER FRUIT TREE CARE AND PRUNING

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After pruning, step back and assess the tree's new shape. The goal is to have an open, symmetrical structure that allows for good air circulation and light penetration, promoting a large and healthy fruit yield. Remember that these trees are often dwarf varieties, meaning they are designed to be shorter for easier harvesting without ladders. If you wish for a standard size tree from a dwarf graft, bury the tree past the root graft site during planting.

Goal: Evaluate the pruning results and understand long-term tree management for sustained fruit production.

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fruit without getting on a ladder so all these trees are basically the dwarf variety of tree and if you don't want the dwarf variety all you got to do is bury it up past the root graft most of the trees that you get at your local nurseries will be the dwarf tree okay if you don't want a dwarf bury it up past the graft site and you'll see that later on in some more videos that we do on tree care okay so guys thanks a lot I hope you enjoyed this like I said open that tree to air catch any branches that are overlapping or shading each other and grow your trees the way you want to we're planning this for fruiting over the next ten to twenty years so you really gotta establish a good base a beautiful tree and do it right the first time and as I always say it's your orchard it's your masterpiece so you can trim your trees any kind of way you want to I just wanted to show you some ideas on pruning your trees for the summer so thanks a lot guys be sure and found that like button subscribe to the channel and we'll see you next time on the Stoney Ridge farm all right

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