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Under our climatic conditions a great many peach trees, when they are pruned back to whips, after they have once formed strong laterals, never start to grow. Some trees will force out new buds and shoots, but others will not. If, after the buds start on the 222 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PRUNING short laterals, there are found to be too many, it will be a simple matter to thin out undesirable growth.
It is customary to try to head peaches as low as pos- sible ; to have the first branch to come ...out very close to the ground and to get the crotches as well spaced as is consistent with the amount of area one can work with.
FIG. 187— OLD PRUNE TREE AFTER REMOVAL OF DEAD WOOD AND SEVERE THINNING OF THE LIVING SPURS PRUNING YOUNG TREES 223 At the end of the first year choose four or five of the best spaced branches and cut them back on an average of 8 to 12 inches. Not much summer pruning is practiced for peaches. By the end of the second year the tree should be cut back again so it will be S^-^ to 4J/^ feet high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under our climatic conditions a great many peach trees, when they are pruned back to whips, after they have once formed strong laterals, never start to grow. Some trees will force out new buds and shoots, but others will not. If, after the buds start on the 222 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PRUNING short laterals, there are found to be too many, it will be a simple matter to thin out undesirable growth.
It is customary to try to head peaches as low as pos- sible ; to have the first branch to come ...out very close to the ground and to get the crotches as well spaced as is consistent with the amount of area one can work with.
FIG. 187— OLD PRUNE TREE AFTER REMOVAL OF DEAD WOOD AND SEVERE THINNING OF THE LIVING SPURS PRUNING YOUNG TREES 223 At the end of the first year choose four or five of the best spaced branches and cut them back on an average of 8 to 12 inches. Not much summer pruning is practiced for peaches. By the end of the second year the tree should be cut back again so it will be S^-^ to 4J/^ feet high.
What to read after The Principles And Practice of Pruning ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kains, Maurice Grenville. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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