Ocr ABBYY FineReader 8.0 Openlibrary_edition Pour plus d’exactitude, veuillez-vous reporter à la copie papier originale. Les formats « texte intégral », « EPUB », « Kindle » et « Daisy » reposent sur la reconnaissance optique de caractères et peuvent contenir des erreurs. For accuracy, please consult the original paper copy. Urn:oclc:record:1051723173 Foldoutcount 0 Identifier pruningtrainingf00cana Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t12n64z35 Notice The formats “Full Text”, “EPUB”, “Kindle” and “Daisy” are based on Optical Character Recognition (OCR) of the text, which may contain errors. Once trees become more established, make sure that you only prune branches that have not produced fruit that year, removing all dead wood.Addeddate 18:22:10 Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II External-identifier There should be sufficient branches at the top of the tree to absorb nutrients that feed the leader, with some shorter branches further down to feed the stem or trunk.
The method is similar to how to prune a cherry tree and many other fruit trees. These smaller branches can then be pruned at an angle, immediately above a healthy bud,’ Mark adds. When you prune in the second year, make sure there are at least three branches below the cut of the central leader branch. ‘When trimming trees in their first year, always make sure that you cut the central leader branch to just above a bud, ensuring that there are at least three buds remaining on the branch.
‘When pruning trees of three years and younger, it’s best to go with a vase format, with a short trunk and three to four major branches extending from it at a 45-degree angle to allow plenty of light and air into the tree,’ explains Mark Hewett, expert at garden tools brand WOLF-Garten (opens in new tab). Knowing how to prune plum trees, especially when they are young, will help to establish strong and healthy growth, which will result in plentiful crops of juicy plums to enjoy. (Image credit: Alamy/Nigel Cattlin) What is the best way to prune a plum tree?
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