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How to Prune Peach and Apricot Trees
First, according to different planting densities, choose the appropriate tree shape.

Plant spacing is about 2x4m, with 83 plants per mu, and free spindle pruning is adopted;

The plant spacing is about 1.5x3.5 meters, and about 127 plants are planted per mu, and unilateral tree pruning is adopted;

Plant spacing is about 4x4m, 42 plants are planted per mu, and natural happy pruning is adopted.

Peach or apricot trees planted in the courtyard can be pruned naturally and happily, but the trunk height should be increased appropriately (1 m is appropriate).

The key points of pruning peach trees and apricot trees in winter are: thinning the upright vigorous branches, over-dense branches, thin weak branches, overlapping branches, cross branches and back branches, so as to improve the illumination in the inner hall of the crown; Young flourishing trees should open main branch angles to ease tree vigor and promote flowering; Adult trees with excessive flowers should cut off some buds properly, control the yield, improve the fruit quality and stabilize the tree.

2-3 times of summer pruning are needed from June to September to improve canopy illumination.