When trimming cherry trees, the first step is to examine your tree to ensure that the graft does not have any growth or suckers coming out of it. Avoid any hassles when trimming your cherry tree using the guidance from an expert gardener in this free video on fruit trees.
Expert: Jene Van Butsel
Contact: www.tropicalfruit.com/
Bio: Jene Van Butsel is an expert gardener specializing in growing plants and tropical fruit trees since 1987.
Filmmaker: Leonora Fishbein
Series Description: Growing and caring for your own fruit trees is a great way to save money and have a beautiful garden. Start growing your favorite fruit tree with help from an expert gardener in this free video series on fruit trees.
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nice video
I'm confused. You speak of lateral and horizontal growth. As far as I know, lateral is horizontal (definition: Situated at or extending to the side). Isn't the top 'apical' or even vertical growth? That's what I thought. My blog: Gardener's Word
I didn't think it could get cold enough in Florida to need a sweater.
aweful video, this lady sucks… in a bad way…
@CookenWithKilla
chop it down to about knee height and train it open vase. a lot has changed on cherry tree pruning and planting.
what month should you prune the cherry tree am in UK of Oct