How To Prune Fruit Trees - Peach, Apple, Fig and more
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- In this video I will demonstrate and explain how I'm pruning my backyard fruit trees two years after planting them. I'll be pruning peach, nectiplum, aprium, apple, fig, pear, Jujube and more. I'll also show some examples of last years pruning and the results of those pruning cuts.
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I’m in a tree fruit production course through my university right now and these videos are by far the best comparison to a university level course. Keep up the good work.
Wow, thank you so much for your experience based feedback and support! I really appreciate it.
Is this a good procedure for most/all fruit citrus trees for home garden productions with the same goals? As in 8 foot height etc. working on some fun ones in sw fl - Barbados, Jamaican cherries. Mulberry. Cherry of the rio grande. Have a few lemons and limes and one avocado as well.
We have a small acreage and I’ve been wanting to prune new trees but I’m always hesitant to not make mistakes. This was an EXCELLENT video.
I think you have the best pruning fruit tree videos on UA-cam. Thank you for the ongoing lessons. Soooo helpful!
Thank you so much! My goal is to be as helpful as possible, because I know how intimidating pruning can be
100% agree!! Easily THE BEST!!
@@carterdbailey thank you Carter!
Absolutely the best. You are an amazing teacher
@@MyTinyFoodForest you're very kind
Dude what!?...so I'm literally sifting through pruning videos , thinking 'I wish Kyle had a new one' lol ...then I see a thumbnail only 10 minutes old! Wait..Whaat!?
It was meant to be! 🙌🏼
@@urbanfarmstead I guess so. Really weird though haha
Great series - can you share *what type of camera/lens you use* to film? Love the quality of your footage. Keep it up!
Thank you! I use the Sony FX3 with the 24-70 mm F2.8 G Master. I have a link to those and all of the video related equipment I use in the video description if you click the “garden products I use” link.
This series is a wonderful tool for new fruit tree gardeners. By having the pruning schedule success in the orchard is almost a given. Thank you.
Thank you! Definitely!
Love that you prune to a no-ladder height
I’ve learned from my mistakes
Thank God he returned l thought he was leaving us forever lol
I’ll never leave you
😍😚🥺
Great video and information! I'm a new subscriber!
BTW I also have a small gardening channel 🌽🥒🍅🍆🥕
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it
Glad to see you're back. Been missing the videos. I live in Sacramento as well and just got a .29 acre lot. Planted 15 fruit trees so far. Probably gonna do another 15 here shortly. Looking forward to the days when I get to prune them back.
Thank you! That sounds like a rad property!
Been watching these pruning videos for a couple years and you somehow manage to always find new and informative things to share on this home orchard journey. Thanks for continuing this series it's been amazing seeing your trees grow.
Thank you for following along!
YES!! I love these videos! I just planted 6 fruit trees this week (2 peach, 2 fig, and 2 pear) in region 8b and I'm about to prune to knee/pocket height on the peach and pear trees (fig trees are already small). Taking off two thirds of the tree height for peaches and pears. Then I will paint trunks with 50% white latex paint and 50% water mixture. Trees are 6 feet apart on center. Each tree is in a 3'x3' x 1' tall raised bed for better drainage. (I have very bad clay soil) Thanks for these incredibly helpful videos!! Have I missed anything?
Awesome! Sounds like you’ve got it!
@@urbanfarmstead Thank you!! Your videos have been a HUGE help! I have all 6 trees in a row along my back fence, 3 feet away from the fence. I'm hoping I can prune to achieve a 6' diameter canopy space on each tree.
@@carterdbailey sounds like a good plan
I plan to do the exact same thing. We have clay soil and will build the small raised beds to put our trees in just like he did
I'm going to need you to drive up to Cottonwood twice a year and maintain a fruit orchard for me! I wish you would do more videos, you make things so easy to understand.
Haha, nah you got this!
Watch a couple of your videos, I've learned a lot. I planted over 50 different fruit trees. Thought all I had to do was plant, give it good soil and put mulch down every year. Never thought I needed to prune. My trees look awful, not growing. In my first year, I lost half to the deep freeze 2 winter's ago, and I lost another half to drought. This winter, the deer ate another half. Down to 5 trees out 58. I got 7 that look alive that deer chewed in half. I'm going prune damage off. Maybe they make into bushe.
Can I do a heavy pruning in April.
I wasn't going to start over, but I decided to. I bought 10 more fruit trees this past weekend. Thought I'd watch some video and found your channel. Great videos.
Glad to see you back 😊. My youngest son is also a fire fighter and his dream is to have big backyard orchard/garden just like Mom. I’ve got to tell him about your channel. It can be done.
Happy to be here! That’s awesome!
I like how you showed the pruning with annual comparison. It it super helpful as I'm afraid of making the cuts.
Glad it was helpful!
Lets go! So happy to get another video from you, binged a bunch of your videos and then saw you haven't posted in half a year and was wondering when we could get some more great content!
I cannot wait to buy a bit of land to try farming and tree planting for myself, but I guess it will have to wait until i get out of college. Much love and good luck in your work and plants!
Thank you! And best of luck with your future property
Fantastic step-by-step explanation on pruning your fruit trees for maximum fruit yields & manageable tree sizes- ideal for all backyard orchards! 🤩👍
Thank you!
From another backyard homesteader in Sacramento, really hoping to see more videos on this channel! Really one of my favorite gardening channels
Thank you Matt! Many more to come soon
I just found your channel and accidentally watched all the fruit tree videos, lol.
Something I plan on doing with my trees that perhaps would also interest you... cover cropping below the trees bot with a winter cover crop and summer cover crop.
Could be of interest if you wanted to plant something between the trees
Thank! Glad you’re enjoying them! Yes, that’s a great idea and definitely something I’ve been considering
Nice, thanks for taking time to document this. Well done and thoughtfully explained.
Thank you. It’s my pleasure
Have you ever considered making mashup videos that just follow the pruning of an individual tree over successive seasons?
Yes, that’s exactly the plan here. I’ve filmed every pruning on each tree and will have a separate video for each in a year or two
Ultimately you just gotta get out there and try it. Sure your gonna maybe mess up, but you get better the more you do it.
Exactly! 👍🏻
Nice vids, makes me want to buy fruit trees but they're expensive. Did you buy the semi dwarf variety or the standard size one?
Thank you. Mostly standard ones. It’s worth the investment if you’re already buying the fruit.
Yay 😀 I’ve been waiting for your videos since the last ones in summer. Thank you for the detailed information. In the future I’d like to see you grafting, maybe notching and growing spindle and espalier shaped trees.
Thank you! Yeah, when I do that I’ll certainly make videos for it
Glad you're back! Gotta post a comment for the yee ole algorithm.
Thank you, I really appreciate that!
I love your garden. It's been a joy to watch it change over the years-especially when you were gone for so long during the fires. What a relief to see them well. I really enjoy your concise instructions. Getting ready to do my garden pruning, too.
Thank you! Happy pruning!
Clicked, liked, and commented. Maybe I'll have something more insightful later, but just wanted to say it was a welcome sight to see your video and I appreciate your commitment to showing us the ongoing process of growing a small orchard.
Thank you so much!
Get back in to posting more often lol. I live about 80 ish miles north of you so my timing is very close to yours.
I will, I just have a few large projects going and these videos take a lot of time, but I’ll have more out soon!
Frikin' love this series! So helpful. Thanks for another awesome video.
Thank you Amanda!
Thanks for posting a video, Kyle! Haven’t seen you in a long time. Hope you’re okay with keeping up with all the emergencies and staying safe!
Happy to share! I’ve been busy with some large projects here, but I’ll have videos for those coming soon!
Excellent!! I have watched a good number of pruning videos and your is top notch......no nonsense and to the point. Thanks!!!
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback
Welcome back!
Thank you!
I would gladly watch separate videos about each tree prune-grow progress to see which cut has specific effect. Plus fertilizing and fruit thinning, it seems you have all that recorded.
Great video! You are better and explain better than those from a nursery or university. Thanks!
Thank you! I know pruning can be intimidating, so my hope is to demystify it
Thanks for all the good pruning info. We planted about 20 fruit trees, some in pots. I am following the same method and did the hard prune at knee high except a couple fruit trees that came with too big of a caliper. Those I left taller with a “nurse”branch and am waiting for three buds to make a good scaffold and will then shorten the trees accordingly.
Thanks! Sounds like you’ve got a nice orchard going
My friend keep up the good work. I watch UA-cam maybe 4-5 hours a day and this is the best content on the internet in my opinion. You have a gift for this. Please stop whatever else you are doing and focus on these videos. You are a national treasure 🇺🇸
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on fruit tree pruning! I have learnt so much from you. I hope to have a small orchard like yours. Many blessings to you! 🙏🏾🫵🤙🏽
Thank you so much! Best of luck!
Do you have a video on how and when to fertilize and what fertilizer to use. Thanks
Great video as usual, I have one suggestion, after you prune each tree or just at the end of pruning them all walk the camera around the each tree, it's hard to tell depth and the branches often look like they are all in a flat plain.
Thank you for that suggestion! I’ll try that next time
U r inspirational sir. Lots of love from Nepal
Thank you!
Thanks I learned a lot. I am in a similar stuation. Small Yard. lost of Trees .Thanks.
My pleasure!
On the tip prune, you cut the branch back to the”outward facing bud”. What if below this outward facing bud, there is an inward facing bud, should I manually remove this inward facing bud? THANK YOU, YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER ❤
Most of the growth will be generated at the terminal bud, so the other buds will grow, but less vigorously. You can leave the others and remove them later on if needed
Regards all the way from Cyprus!!! Many thanks for your videos!!!
Thank you!
New subscriber here, I'm very impressed by your videos, by far the best dormant pruning videos I've seen online. Thank you for such detail and great work showing all the cuts. I have 2 espalier Apple & 1 espalier European Pear & 1 espalier Asian Pear tree that have been in the ground now for 3 years and I'm wondering exactly how I should be pruning them. That may be good for one of your videos. Thanks again!
Thank you! I might share and espalier video, but it’s a fig that I have
Hi! I live in North Texas (Dallas/ Ft Worth) and have an apple and peach tree I got last September. I couldn’t find any that didn’t start branching below at least 5ft. Can I cut the main leader below the current branches (say at 3ft) and start the process of growing the wine glass shape you’re doing; Or will cutting them like that kill them???
Yes, if they are young, like 1-3 years. That’s what I did
WOW AN UPDATE!!!!! I love the way you talk, Kyle. I refer many folks to your videos. Keep 'em coming. 🥰
Thank you
When is the best time to plant your trees? It it too late right now for zone 9a?
May we also see your feeding schedule?
Now is a great time to plant in 9a and 9b! I haven’t fertilized these yet, but will make a video on the topic when I fertilize them this spring
Okay, thank you!!!
Hello, nice videos. However, I think you have some inaccuracies with regards to fig pruning. Common fig trees, usually grow fruit only on new growth. You say you're keeping branches for fruit for that year, but unless it's a bifera or San Pedro variety, you won't get much fruit if any on last year's growth, but only on new year's growth. The pruning for breba (first) crop is entirely different, and you'd probably know if you have such a variety. You might want to make that clear to your viewers as they might end up with the incorrect pruning regiment for their fig trees.
Thank you for recognizing that and sharing this suggestion. Yes, the definition only fruit on new growth. I rewatched to see that I said and I do see how it could be confusing or misleading especially for new growers as you said. I meant I would get fruit via the new growth from them, which I did, but certainly a good point to clarify in the future. Thank you
Thank you. excellent video. How do you water your fruit trees and how often? We live in zone 9b, Gilroy Ca and I've only been successful with a Granny Smith apple and late season red flesh peach (forgot variety name). All others have died from various blights, canker or maybe not enough water.
I use drip that. Show and explain in the first video of this series when I planted these trees. 1st year I watered once a week in summer, this year maybe once every three weeks. Buy your optimal irrigation schedule isn’t likely to be the same as mine.
Hi Kyle, thank you for your very helpful videos. I’m very new to tree planting. Any suggestions on how to prune kiwi trees? It’s kinda hard to determine which is the main branch from the side branches. Thanks again.
You’re very welcome! Kiwis grow as vines and I believe there are different pruning methods
Great video, thank you. I put a one year old Damson tree whip in the ground February 2022 and headed it off about 2ft from the ground. It pushed out four scaffolds all in perfect postion to each other, N,E,S and W facing. The thing is the branches have all sprouted within a three or four inch section of the trunk. Do you think this will cause a weak spot as the tree ages? Keep up the good work, very informative.
As long as you’re planning to keep the tree small and thin the fruit, it should be fine
Hi. Thanks for the comprehensive videos. They’ve really helped me with my stone fruit, however I have a few citrus which I don’t really know how to prune. I’m struggling to find videos with good explanations on how to train and care for citrus. Any experience or advise?
I’m glad you’re finding these videos helpful. I hope to find time to create a similar series for citrus
Best pruning video I’ve seen. Well explained. Thank you so so much.
Glad it was helpful!
LIving in Nevada City, fruit trees do well, but winter pruning on old, poorly kept apple trees that were started way before I took over on this property has not been possible. Rain and snow have been nonstop. How much time do you allow yourself ahead of incoming rainstorms to keep from damaging your trees? Thanks. Interesting tree cultivars you have!
Ideally I’d like three days of dry weather after pruning, but that’s not always possible everywhere
Still confused about when to prune. It’s June in louisiana and 95 today. Should we still summer prune
You’re probably over thinking it. You can prune pretty much any day in the dormant season and pretty much any day in summer, just avoid pruning heavy before or during a heat wave.
Hello. I like your video a lot. Can you tell us about drip irrigation , please? I mean, in details , how often, how many minutes, morning or night, for garden and trees. I live in zone 9b and always not sire if i do it correctly . Sometimes, i see my plants straggling, usually too much water:). Thank you. Greatly appreciate
Hi, I have a couple of video here on my channel that show and explain my irrigation system for this orchard and my vegetable garden. As far as irrigation schedules go, there are a lot of factors like root depth, season, and mist importantly soil structure, it’s not likely you and I would want the same irrigation schedule for our gardens. This summer I’ll probably irrigate these trees once every 3 weeks
Thank you for taking your time to teach us all your gardening experience! Very helpful
It’s my pleasure!
love your videos where you go back to when u got em like 2yrs ago. keep up the good work. joined you ty
Thank you!
I wish I would of seen this back when I planted my pear and peach trees probably 6-7 years ago. Not that I get any fruit thanks to my Deer and squirrels stealing what they do produce. Some trees have never produced anything, I’m thinking they possibly just don’t get the sun they need.
I sure wish my pear trees were open cut is it to late at this age to try and train them to do that?
Do you have a link to those pruners I love how your able to cut some thick branches easily with those.
There’s a lot that can be done to change the size and shape of an older/larger tree, but there are definitely right and wrong ways to go about it, so just be sure to do your research. Yes, the pruners are linked in the video description
Fantastic tutorial on pruning. Love all your videos. Kyle!!
Thank you!
I believe you did not plant dwarf or semi dwarf fruit trees. You planted standard fruit trees and are pruning them to keep them smaller. I have read that fruit tree root spread is determined by the type of the root stock.
I want to plant 2 sweet cherry and 2 tart cherry trees in my back yard. I also want to plant 2 apple and 2 pear trees in my front yard. I want to keep the cherry trees about 6 - 8 feet tall and the apple / pear trees 8 - 10 feet tall. I am not sure what size (dwarf, semi dwarf, or standard) I will be able to purchase.
I plan on calling 811 to have my underground utilities marked. Do you have any advise on how far from the underground utilities I should plant the trees?
These type of trees aren’t commonly grafted to dwarf rootstock, that’s more of a thing with citrus.
I don’t have advice on planting near utilities, but your utility company might
My keiffer pear was planted incorrectly. So is growing at a bent angle where the main branches are growing parallel to the ground. How do you straighten it? How do you prune a kriffer pear with branches growing straight up inside the tree? Not sure if they are sucker branches?
Unfortunately it’s not really practical to give specific pruning advice without actually being there with the tree, but straightening would be done trough pruning cuts made to a bud or branch going in the direction you want it to grow. Suckers will be anything growing from below the graft union
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Yay!! Been waiting for ya! I have several multi grafted trees that I can't fully follow your teachings with because the grafts are all at different levels...would love a video on multi-grafts. Thanks for your videos - FL 9b/10a
Thanks! I don’t have multi grafts in this space yet, but I do have them in others and I use the same process as these trees
@@urbanfarmstead TY I will do my best!!
I am a new subscriber to your channel. I participate in fruit tree scion grafting due to limited spacing. Shalom!
Awesome! I’m hoping to try my hand at grafting soon!
Thanks for the pruning education. Followed your lead and we put in 18 trees, one to go.
Happy to share! That’s awesome!
New subscriber here after seeing Laura GA give you a ‘shout out’..doing some fig rooting… cheers.
Awesome, thanks! I’m not sure if I’m familiar with her channel, but I’ll have to check it out!
Hi Kyle, thank you for the series. Can you also give an insight or do a series on growing 3 to 4 fruit trees in 1 hole? I live in Australia and many of the houses in metropolitan areas do not have large backyards. Thank you!
Thank you! I might eventually, it’s a great option for limited space
My peaches get little black spots on the fruit what should I do. Thanks jim80
Sounds like Peach Scab which is worst the first couple years and should be treated with a fungal spray.
now after so much years of hardwork now you can compile a video for each tree with demonstration of result you have got over the years.. one special request for a pruning video of orange tree..
Yep that’s the goal for all 12 trees
I’ll eventually make a citrus pruning series
I'm watching this and started following your tips last fall. You definitely know what you're doing. great tips for fruit trees. love it. It keeps my trees healthy for my honeybees :) Thanks for making these videos.
Thank you
Thea are all absolutely great videos. They refreshed a ton of stuff I learned from college. Do you have citrus? How would you prune those?
Thank you! Yes, lots. I’ll have to make videos showing that soon
Hi Kyle, Thanks for the awesome videos! I just planted 19 bareroot fruit trees on my new property last January/Feb . Saw your advice about not pruning if rain is imminent so I waited. That rain turned into 2 ft. of snow on the ground (@ 3600 ft. elev.) and now more rain forecast in a couple of days, forecast to stay with us for up to 2 weeks! That will be followed by sunny, 70 degree weather which I'm sure will get the trees going! My question to you is should I dig my way in and do my first pruning now before the rain starts or wait until its over? I have apples, pears, peaches, nectarines, apricots & pluots. I was hoping to get some copper dormant spray on them as well before they take off. Absolutely THE best videos on planting, pruning, irrigating and gardening!!
You could dig your way in if you are expecting them to break dormancy soon, otherwise you can wait
Thanks for the great info. I have to prune my pear tree, when should i prune it. I live in New York, it is fall now.
Probably late winter there
Do you think this will be the last of your structure pruning and you will just do maintenance pruning from now on?
For a few of these trees yes, but not all
I know you probably propogate some clippings, but what do you do with the rest? Compost?
I propagate all of the fig cuttings. The others are not composted because they could spread disease like leaf curl etc to another tree, so it’s not worth that risk
Hello, thanks for the video. By the way, the Laurel hedge looks great. Could you do an update video ?
Thank you! I will do one once on caught up on some projects
It is really helpful to watch the effect your earlier prunings have had. I just planted 6 trees that are young that will require pruning. I was really scared to cut them back like you did but after seeing how yours are going has given me the confidence to do so this winter.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your amazing videos! I'm in South Australia and while our seasons are opposite times, your videos have helped me so much and encouraged me to try fruit trees that I may not have chosen before! You explain the process so well. Do you have a video that explains fruit bud v branch or leaf bud? I must admit I struggle at times with some of my trees to tell the difference, I'd love if you could show an example. Thanks again for your wonderful videos!
Thank you, I’m glad you are enjoying my videos. I don’t think I have a video on that yet here on UA-cam, I’ll have to be sure to show that next time.
Been enjoying watching the play list. Excited to see how these trees will be once you start transitioning out of the forming stages.
Thanks! They have a nice crop coming on right now
Thank you very much for your videos, I also planted several fruit trees when you started, and every time I prune I do it with greater confidence because from you I have learned the purposes of pruning and how to prune: a good structure that allows more aeration, sufficient capture of sun (so that branches of some tree do not cover another), ease in fruit collection, and obtain higher productions.
Thank you! Yes, that’s exactly it!
Hello, Tell me, is it possible to plant an orchard in the city? Big orchard 30 acre.
I’m not sure what city has a vacant 30 acres to plant an orchard, but if you could find one it certainly would be possible
Whoo hoo! Thanks. Planted my first 3 fruit trees last month.
Awesome!
Can you explain and show what you mean by “outward facing buds”?
The buds facing out away from the center of the tree. I show more examples in my previous pruning videos
Thank you for making the process simple enough for me to understand! Best pruning video! Much appreciated!
My pleasure! Thanks!
You are the best pruning fruit tree channel on UA-cam. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
Oh my gosh, Kyle! Your videos are the best! In a previous life, I was a TV commercial editor so I know how much time and effort it takes to find and edit in clips from previous videos. You're such a great communicator, you should be a spokesperson for your fire department, or another entity that needs information dispensed clearly and pleasantly. Now my question...It's June 2nd in Seaside, CA. and I just bought a 2-year old, 5 gal nectarine tree. Should I put it in the ground now or wait until fall when it is (mostly) dormant? Also...if I should leave it in the container until fall, should I prune off the top now or wait until then? Thanks and keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! Having grown up in PG, I know that the weather is pretty mild there in Seaside, so I would go ahead and plant it now
@@urbanfarmstead Thanks, I'll get it into the ground tomorrow. I'm serious about you looking into becoming a spokesperson. You have a gift that any number of companies and/or agencies would love to employ.
i deff needed this video!
Great!
Your pruning videos are the best. Thank you for your knowledge and thorough demonstration.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy them!
Which of these trees would you not plant? now when you know how they grow and what fruits they produce
Honestly I’ve been very happy with all of them so far, especially because they fruit at different times to give me fresh fruit from spring until fall as I show in the recent tour of the orchard
can you make these same kind of cuts all year long? (spring/summer?)
Similar. But I have summer pruning videos to explain that process
I loved this! Just subscribed. So informative. I have a small orchard I planted around four years ago, so they are quite small. The first year every leaf was eaten by gypsy moths. I thought for sure they were goners. They slowly recovered but they don’t blossom. I finally got the guts to trim them back, and it really helped them to bush out. I have to give them another trim and I am scared to death. 😬 watching this really helped. I’m praying for fruit next year. Thanks for this video. 😊
Keep it up! You should do workshops! I really enjoy your content.
Thank you! I plan to soon
Hyped to open UA-cam and see you made another pruning video! I learn so much from your videos, especially the pruning guides. Knowing how to prune my trees gives me the confidence to plant them - I’m growing dozens now. Appreciate you so much for that! Keep it going!
Thank you! I’m glad you are finding my videos helpful
Awesome video! Honestly I did not know that proper tree trimming had so much to it! I've learned a ton from this series and will put it to good use on the tree in my garden! So thank you for the awesome educational content!!
Thanks! I’m glad you found it helpful
@@urbanfarmstead yes absolutely! Your videos are awesome!
I'm in Fresno. When is the best time to plant a tree, and when should you wait?
Now is an excellent time to plant. I would avoid planting in the heat of summer
Kyle, thanks for this and what do you fertilize with? Thanks
You’re welcome. I fertilize with EB stone organics, citrus, and fruit tree fertilizer. it’s linked in the video description link.
Your videos are always a real treat, so informative and helpful while also fun and laid back. Thanks for all you do!!
Thank you Dan!
Hi Kyle.
I love your channel for all the hints and tips for fruit tree pruning.
Can I ask you if you plant the scaffolding cuttings of the tree trimmings? If so could you tell or show us how to?
Many thanks.
I’m in England Uk
Only the fig cuttings. Yes, I have a full video here to show the exact process
@@urbanfarmstead
Thank you so much for all the information and your reply 👍🏼 love all your excellent and extremely helpful videos
I would love to know the orientation of his orchard , Does anyone know?
👋🏼 I do! The rows run east/west. Fence/hedge on the north side, lawn on the south side