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Subtopics:
- Fruit Tree Pruning: When is the Right Time?
- General growth cycles of fruit trees.
- Differences between winter and summer pruning.
- Legal regulations on pruning times.
- Benefits of the right pruning timing: better wound healing and fruit quality.
- Special Pruning Recommendations for Different Fruit Trees and Shrubs
- Pome fruit (Apple, Pear, Quince): Late winter (February/March).
- Stone fruit (Cherries, Plums, Peaches): Summer or Spring.
- Berry bushes (Raspberries, Blackberries, Currants, Gooseberries): Depending on variety, prune after harvest or in late winter.
- Hazelnut and Kiwi: Winter and summer pruning.
- Blueberries: Autumn (from the 4th year onward).
- Training Pruning and Maintenance Pruning
- Training Pruning: Shaping in the first 8–10 years after planting.
- Maintenance Pruning: Balancing growth and yield during the productive phase.
- Special Cases in Pruning
- Bleeding Fruit Trees (e.g., Walnuts): Prune after leaf emergence.
- Rejuvenation Pruning: Autumn or winter for old or overgrown plants.
- Detailed Pruning Times
- Specific recommendations for all common fruit and berry types in gardens.
- Tips for promoting fruit wood and crown thinning.
- Practical Pruning Tips
- Basic rules for hobby gardeners (Podcast recommendation).
- Avoiding common mistakes.