With some plants, pruning is optional. This is not true of many fruit trees. Not only must you prune them for fruit ...

Pruning prevents your apple tree from being invaded by diseases and pests that could kill it and allows it to grow healthy and provide delicious fruit. The best time to prune your apple tree is ...

There is still time to prune fruit trees if you haven't done so already. Why is pruning fruit trees so important? Proper pruning improves the look and health of trees and improves the production of ...

Winter pruning, or dormant pruning, would be inappropriate at any time other than winter. It is both very specialized for particular deciduous fruit trees, and, for most, very extreme. Some trees ...

Not all trees have the same care requirements, and that's especially true for fruit trees. To get the most bountiful yield, ...

I like to prune the last week of January or the first week of February. However, you can start pruning your fruit trees now in the Antelope Valley.

Pruning is a vital gardening job, but it must be carried out at the right time to benefit plants. This month, a garden expert ...

Come Join the Master Gardeners at the Crossing Healthcare Garden Orchard. We will teach you how and when to prune your fruit trees and make the proper cuts. This hands-on learning experience will ...

Since lemon trees can bloom and bear on and off throughout the year, it may be difficult to prune them without also removing flowers and fruit. However, they generally bloom most heavily in late ...

Lime trees can grow 15 to 20 feet tall in their native climate, but there are also dwarf varieties ideal for indoor growing.

Pruning fruit trees in the spring in the apple orchard. Garden work in spring. Woman sawing off an old branch on a tree Work in garden spring, summer sunny day. Woman, farmer with shears scissors ...

While you are sitting comfortably in front of the fire, those trees need work. Your job, while the fruit trees are still dormant, is to prune them to get a good set of fruit next season. Without ...