Lot2Learn
5 year old buck +
Most of us aren't fruit tree experts and aren't close enough to our trees to dote on them constantly. We do the best that we can and just hope that the results will be positive over the long-term.
Sometimes, though, we get a particular specimen where it just all comes together. The cultivar works well in our climate, it's planted in the right location, it's either disease resistant or we're lucky with a few timely sprays to keep it healthy, and whatever training/pruning interventions we make just seem to work out.
As you're pruning this Spring, take a picture of the one tree that makes you look smart and post it!
Here's mine:
Sometimes, though, we get a particular specimen where it just all comes together. The cultivar works well in our climate, it's planted in the right location, it's either disease resistant or we're lucky with a few timely sprays to keep it healthy, and whatever training/pruning interventions we make just seem to work out.
As you're pruning this Spring, take a picture of the one tree that makes you look smart and post it!
Here's mine:
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