The robust branches of peach trees can sprout twice or three times a year, which provides favorable conditions for the combination of winter and summer shearing to accelerate shaping. Therefore, in addition to selecting, retaining and cultivating the main and lateral branches in winter, we can still seize the opportunity to keep shaping in summer, keep the reasonable angle and subordinate relationship of each backbone branch as required, further highlight the growth advantage of the extension head, and control the competitive development of irregular branches.

In this way, the main branches and lateral branches can be selected and set aside one after another within one year, and some fruiting branches that do not affect the normal growth of the main branches and lateral branches can be cultivated by using the timely coring technology.