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Late Summer Pruning to Avoid Shading Fruitwood in Stone Fruit

Posted on 09/25/2017

When is the best time to prune/top stone fruit in-season to keep from shading next year’s fruitwood? For conventional orchards? For pedestrian orchards? Watch this brief video interview with UC Farm Advisor Kevin Day as he answers these important questions.

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Late Summer Pruning to Avoid Shading Fruitwood in Stone Fruit

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