Why, when, and how to prune trees and shrubs 🌳✂️Why Prune1. Plant health:- Remove diseased or damaged branches to prevent the spread of disease.- Improve air circulation and light penetration.2. Safety:- Eliminate branches that may pose a danger to people or structures.3. Aesthetics:- Maintain a harmonious and desired shape.- Encourage abundant blooming.4. Productivity:- Stimulate the growth of new branches and flowers.- Increase fruit production in fruit trees.When to Prune1. Dormant season:- Winter: For most trees and shrubs, decide to prune during winter when the plant is dormant.2. After flowering:- Spring/Summer: For trees that bloom in spring, prune immediately after flowering.3. Light pruning:- All year round: Remove dead or damaged branches at any time of the year.How to Prune1. The right tools:- Use clean, sharp pruning shears for small branches.- Use a pruning saw for larger branches.2. Correct cutting technique:- Always cut above a node or bud facing outward.- Make angled cuts to prevent water accumulation on the cut surface.3. Removing branches:- Remove crossing branches or those growing inward.- Eliminate suckers (shoots at the base of the plant) and water sprouts (vigorous vertical shoots).4. Amount of pruning:- Do not prune more than one-third of the plant in a single session to avoid stress.Additional tips 🌟- Disinfection: Disinfect pruning tools between cuts to prevent disease spread.- Training Pruning: For young trees, do light pruning to form a strong structure.Following these tips will help you maintain healthy, safe, and beautiful trees and shrubs in your garden! 🌿🌳
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