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“Wild, unpruned trees often develop problematic branches that cross, rub against each other, or weaken under a heavy fruit ...

Summer is the perfect time to get out there with your pruners and give your trees a little mid-season TLC.

However, unpruned fruit trees often grow tall and dense, making harvesting quite difficult. Proper pruning helps keep the tree manageable and ensures that the fruit is easily accessible.

Grouping plants the way they grow in the wild means little to no weeding, fertilizing or pesticides.

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Be aware of the flowering and fruiting habit of the tree you’re pruning; plums and other stonefruit produce fruit on second-year wood so don’t cut off too much or you’ll get no harvest.