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By
SheoNarayan
 on 12/11/2012 1:40:12 PM Views: 10556 Responses: 2
How to do fruit tree pruning?
Can anybody please guide me on how to do pruning in fruit trees/plants?
I have pomegranate tree about 6 months old and a lot of branches are coming from roots, the height is not increasing much but width is increasing as branches are spreading.
I was wondering if I need to do pruning to those new branches, if yes is there any rule to keep some branches and cut only few and after cutting branches do I need to spray something to avoid pests attack or dying the plants?
Looking forward for some help on this.
Thanks
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By
bijli
 on 7/16/2013 1:59:08 AM
hi, to get good information on pruning of fruit trees, try videos by 'Dave Wislon Nursery' on youtube. Its very educative. regards bijli
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hilk
on 3/16/2018 5:16:02 PM
An interesting question! I'm also interested in fruit tree pruning. There are
more helpful hints
for this: Cut every year. The annual removal of several branches is carried by your tree less painfully than a strong pruning once in 2-3 years. As a rule, you can cut out the number of branches from the crown, approximately equal to last year's growth, (but not more than 1/3 of all branches of the tree), you may consider it necessary to remove new branches, but, first and foremost, try to cut old ones.
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