January is time to trim fruit trees - San Gabriel Valley Tribune

January is time to trim fruit trees San Gabriel Valley Tribune DEAR JACK: Would you please address the pruning of apricot, lemon, apple and orange trees in your column. Thank you. January is the traditional time to prune deciduous fruit trees, such as apricots, apples, nectarines, peaches, and plums. and more »

News from the Farm: Gardening in February - Forest Blade

News from the Farm: Gardening in February Forest Blade From pruning fruit trees to planting roses, there is a lot to do around the yard and garden. February is the month to prune your fruit trees. This includes apples, pears, peaches, plums, and nectarines. Don't forget to prune your muscadine vines, too.

Plants weather cold snap - North Shore News

Plants weather cold snap North Shore News Wait until the end of the month for hydrangea and clematis pruning so we can pass through the worst of the winter weather. But prune now fruit trees, kiwi, wisteria, mock orange, red stem dogwood shrubs, forsythia, other hardy shrubs and snow damaged ... and more »

Deciduous fruit trees need careful pruning in the winter - San Jose Mercury News

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Deciduous fruit trees need careful pruning in the winter San Jose Mercury News Yet, those of us acquiring fruit trees for the first time should be aware that, with few exceptions, deciduous fruit trees need specialized and meticulous pruning while dormant every winter. The pruning these trees require is too specialized to explain ... Are Your Fruit Trees Healthy And Happy?AboutMyArea Pruning: The kindest cutsSanta Maria Times all 4 news articles »

The Real Dirt: Take time to prune mature deciduous trees - Enterprise-Record

The Real Dirt: Take time to prune mature deciduous trees Enterprise-Record Winter is a great time to take care of some hefty garden chores like pruning deciduous fruit trees. Pruning can sometimes seem overwhelming, but keeping the three "Ds" in mind can help you get started: Examine your trees for wood that is dead, ...