TRAINING AND PRUNING FRUIT TREES
There are many ways to train and prune fruit trees – no single method is right for all situations andneeds. One important consideration…
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Training and Pruning Fruit Trees
North Carolina CooperativeExtension ServiceNorth Carolina State University Many fruit-growing enthusiasts neglect the annual training and pruning of fruit trees. Without training and pruning,…
Reproducing Fruit Trees by Graftage: Budding and Grafting
Leonard P. Stoltz and John Strang Graftage includes both budding and grafting. Knowledge of graftage is necessary for nurserymen and fruit tree producers….
PRUNING Fruit Trees
Nebraska Cooperative Extension EC 78-1233 Productive fruit trees with an abundance of high quality fruit don’t just happen. They result from good cultural…
Pollination of Fruit Trees
Compiled by Tonie Fitzgerald. In order for fruit to develop, pollination must occur at blossom time. Pollination is the transfer ofpollen from the…
Introduction to Fruit Tree Grafting
Joel A. Reich (M.S.)Horticulture Agent Why do we graft?– Not true from seed– Weak root system– Speed up conversion/production– Dwarfing– Novelty
Growing Temperate Tree Fruit and Nut Crops in the Home Garden
Paul M. Vossen and Deborah Silver Varieties for Planting in the Home GardenWhere you live (which “climate zone” of the state, will determine…
Grafting and Propagating Fruit Trees
© The Pennsylvania State University 2005Prepared by R. M. Crasweller, professor of tree fruit. IntroductionMany people mistakenly believe that fruit trees grow true…
