Kath Irvine

Pruning Fruit Trees: A Beginner’s Guide

$30.00

Pruning Fruit Trees: A Beginners Guide is here to unbundle the complicated world of pruning and provide step-by-step instructions to beginners. Concise and to the point, there’s no complicated waffle here. Just a clear set of instructions + helpful sketches.

 

Calm trees is the overall aim. A less-is-more approach to cutting with a focus on training as well as pruning. This doesn’t mean wild, woolly things that need ladders – compact and productive are our guiding lights. The goal of this guide is to school you in the basics and bring an understanding of the seasonal rhythm of fruit trees. A strong start to your pruning journey!

 

You’ll learn

  • Pruning goals and a few important tips
  • Choosing a shape for your tree
  • Training and pruning deciduous fruit trees from just planted to old and neglected
  • Tree trickery: cunning ways to get the best out of your trees
  • The art of espalier
  • How to thin fruit
  • How to prune avocados, citrus, feijoas, grapes, figs, currants + berries

 

Read more pruning guides on thesagejournal.com

Author Kath Irvine
Page Count 75
Format Paperback
Publication Date 1 May 2018
ISBN 9780473714338
Pruning Fruit Trees: A Beginner’s Guide

Sage

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