In principle, fruit trees can be pruned during the dormant period throughout the winter, but December is the best time. There are differences among tree species. Generally, those with early budding can be pruned early, and those with late budding can be pruned later. However, All must be completed before germination. The best time to prune fruit trees is before the buds sprout (except for walnuts). If there are many trees, start pruning early, and if there are few trees, prune later. However, the earliest pruning should be done after the leaves fall.

1. There are two types of fruit tree pruning: winter pruning and summer pruning.

2. Pruning mainly involves cutting off leggy branches, drooping branches, back branches, overly dense branches, diseased branches and weak twigs. Pruning can control the amount of fruit and improve the quality of fruit trees.

3. Pruning is to reshape the fruit tree. The pear tree has three main branches scattered and layered, the peach has three main branches and has a happy shape, and the pomegranate has a natural round head shape. 4. Summer pruning is from June to August. As long as you think it is dense, you can cut off some small branches from the branches so that they can be shaped into light. But do not cut off the fruiting branches, otherwise you will not be able to eat the fruit.

5. Winter pruning is mainly short pruning, which means cutting off a part of the branches from the top, 1/3

or 1/2

. The purpose is to promote the growth of fruit trees and reduce fruiting. You can also cut off some of the fruiting branches, because the fruiting of fruit trees has a causal relationship. If there are too many fruit trees, the fruit will be smaller.