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Pruning Peach Trees

Authors: Marini, Richard P. (Richard Paul), 1952-;

Pruning Peach Trees

Abstract

Discusses the importance of annual pruning to produce high yield and quality of peaches. Advises that the successful pruner should understand how the trees grow, and how the trees respond to pruning. Also cautions that improper pruning will lower yield and quality of fruit.

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United States
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Keywords

Prunus persica, LD5655.A762 no.422, Peaches, Peach -- Pruning, Fruit trees -- Pruning, Fruit trees, Fruits, Pruning

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