Summmer Pruning - A video guide to summer pruning fruit trees for beginners

[@reddawaysremovals2335]

As someone who has searched for pruning videos that are easy to understand, I have to say this is one of the best. Very clear advice. Thanks.

[@markalansmithuk]

I agree. The RHS book on the subject was making my brain melt so I'm glad I found this video!

[@aaronpeattie1183]

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[@Chiq20101]

I agree totally!

[@rootvalley2]

some nice peaches on that tree

[@petermcfadden9426]

Thanks for the clear and concise instructions. Greetings from Conwy, UK.

[@michaeldougfir9807]

Amazing detail. The titles stayed up long enough for some of us slow readers to make sense of them. And for this also, I thank you. I am a Californian, so I am in the position of learning some of her British terms. My late wife was British, but she and her lovely family spoke differently. But I will keep trying. This is worth the effort.

[@jkling1717]

MUCH BETTER than most of these videos! Until I watched this, I thought I was supposed to just cut out all shoots like some recommend - THANK YOU

[@bmwhiteside]

The clearest on-line guide I have seen. Excellent

[@Chiq20101]

This is probably the best and most helpful video I've seen so far on where and how to prune. Thanks so much :)

[@robb2869]

That was very helpful, much clearer and informative than most videos, thank you 👍🏻

[@jayvantkalyankar2289]

It's a example of simple and informative video which is cascading effective 👍👍

[@lisagreig4899]

Thank you very much for this clear, correct and easy to follow video. Great !!

[@ingridchen7501]

Great video! Hope you've done one for neglected greengage. Going to have a look now :) Thank you!

[@mickfoster4268]

great video clear instructions I'm off to prune my apple trees second week august

[@Beyakugan]

Nameste from🇮🇳 Very informative.

[@eliev7844]

Very nicely done. Top mark!

[@anirbansanitory3476]

thanks for this clear and easy guide of purning

[@grahamthomas6283]

NO. If NO but just plain instructions very easy to understand thanks for your time 🐞🐦👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Fab17iano_2]

As always fantastic video. Thanks for sharing.

[@normandavies8317]

Excellent guide thank you

[@philipyazbeck2569]

Great video

[@katarzynabellingham3991]

Brilliant instructions 👍👍👍

[@icsouls]

Awesome video, 😀

[@ankitnagar242]

You are very genuine looking.

[@doihavetohaveachannel8289]

Super. Now I will go out and cut. From Canada.

[@nikurajta1993]

Really helpful We want more

[@goverdhanmehta896]

Thanks for this kind clue god bless u

[@PIESvcs]

Hi Amanda, in your experience, does timing in the lunar month influence the effectiveness of green pruning? Do you feel that pruning paste is required? I have an almond that has massive green growth after a significant prune last winter. Thanks for the clear instructions!

[@kennethnormanthompson2740]

very good.nice and clear. thanks

[@MusfirMilonBdBhd]

Excellent advice thanks a lot

[@pradeepbhandari7345]

Hi very informative video I want to make my apple orchid how I can do that please help me out

[@carolinesykes3636]

Do you summer prune lemons?

[@calartian85]

Very helpful thanks

[@MrRoddersf1]

I'm confused. As far as I'm aware, spur apple trees fruit on 2year old growth. So if you're cutting back to 3 buds on this year's growth, you're saying you'll get fruit buds next year. But that would make the wood only 1 year old. Surely if you prune it this summer, it will produce fruit in 2 years time?

[@alianoune459]

Thank you

[@sudershanthakur3280]

Usefull information tnx

[@pjorge8363]

Hello I have a question with regards to summer pruning. Would summer pruning a 5 yr. old sweet cherry tree the same way you have pruned the apple trees in this video encourage fruiting spurs/buds for next year? Or are cherry trees different with regards to summer pruning to fruit? Would it be ok to prune back to 3 inches of the new growth to encourage fruiting??

[@PTESwildlifevideos]

Pruning won't necessarily encourage fruiting but it will keep the tree a bit smaller. Remember to only prune stone fruit in the summer. Formative pruning is fine but cherries tend to go to whatever shape they want no matter what you do. You can employ the renewal pruning system, by cutting out older branches to encourage a new branch in its place

[@lofenoialof5320]

PTESwildlifevideos I just heard that pruning peaches should be done in the winter only. Here I here prune them in the summer only. ??? Your clarification is very much appreciated.

[@PTESwildlifevideos]

Hi Joy. Peaches fruit mostly on last year’s new growth so prune all the new bushy growth back to one lateral of each branch in late summer or spring and remove the rest. This will flower and new growth will branch off of it in turn. When a fruiting branch gets too large or old, remove it entirely and select a new branch to replace it. Peaches are fairly disease free in the UK so this can be done in summer or when they’re dormant, but different people say different things and fan-trained trees need more attention. The reason stone fruit shouldn’t be pruned in winter is the risk of silverleaf fungus, but it’s very rare on peach, probably best to be on the safe side though. I hedge my bets and prune in spring just before they start growing.

[@lofenoialof5320]

PTESwildlifevideos How many lateral branches would you recommend keeping? The tree is about 2.5 meters tall. Also, when you say "lateral" branch do you mean those which are about a 45 degree angle upwards? Thanks so much for your help☀️

[@lofenoialof5320]

PTESwildlifevideos The 3 year old apricot tree has lots of new growth; much of which is growing straight up. Would you recommend a similar pruning method for this tree as you have recommended for the peach tree? Thanks so much!☀️

[@salehohieda7967]

great✊ thank you

[@anilpanta1505]

Informative. Thanks.

[@dorinpastirnac9986]

Nice explains. Thanks allot.

[@GrowHealthTV]

Nice vid, but pruning time will vary by zone. Moreover, stone fruit trees (and Pom) should be pruned in summer, not winter, in temperate climates in an effort to decrease disease. Apricot especially, should only be pruned during dry periods in your growing area under no rain, lower humidity conditions. Summer pruning will also keep trees smaller. Lastly, there are criteria to be met before deciding to winter or summer prune. I have been growing fruit trees for 27 years as of this 2020 posting.

[@carriad11]

I expect you know what you are saying but the title of the posting is for apples and pears which are surely not stone fruit trees! And apricot trees are the most difficult to prune! Just because you have been doing something incorrect for 27 years does not turn it into the correct way of doing anything! I thought she did a very fine job of keeping instructions simple for someone who perhaps has never held a set of pruners!

[@GrowHealthTV]

​@@carriad11 ​ My comment was an effort to help. Your comment is venomous and far from Christian. Are you this rude to your doctor when you do not like what she has to say? What about your appliance repair person? Do you offer them your all-knowing opinion too? As I wrote, I like this vid, but she made a couple general statements regarding summer pruning that are incorrect. By the way the title of the vid read , " Summer Pruning - A video guide to summer pruning fruit trees for beginners." I was simply adding that stone fruits should be pruned in the summer to help decrease disease. Moreover, the old way was winter pruning, not summer. Apricots are not the most difficult to prune either. Additionally, winter and summer pruning time will vary by zone. How about writing something positive next time.

[@davmcq4]

Brilliant a great help

[@oneraful3339]

how about pruning some earings ? a you now its not safe to wear long earing coz they might hook into the branch if your not aware☺

[@hiddenviewfaram6700]

Can I join u

[@sallyholtermann843]

Clear and succinct. But the music is so loud it's hard to hear what this young lady is saying. I don't think any music is needed.

[@tonypatzhox4466]

You have a < like> from me , because of your Smile :))

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[@Offshoreorganbuilder]

Thanks! (But I could have done without the head-banging 'music'.)

[@tohopes]

Why is such a lovely woman wearing pajama pants in public. I guess she really likes flowers. Good explanations 👍

[@ddthakur5468]

Very nice video thnkuuu u r beautiful young and your tree is old hahaha

[@aaron6841]

This is all wrong u replace replace old wood with the new growth witch fruits in year 2

[@aaronpeattie1183]

this is all wrong! spurs only get small apples from

[@actionadah]

Aaron Peattie explain?

[@lalajithakur3244]

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[@bouafiaabdelhalim4259]

Thank you