This guide explains the benefits of regular pruning, the best time to make your cuts, and explains key techniques for pruning fruit trees of all types.

During this time of year, one of the most frequently-asked questions we Master Gardeners handle is, “Can I prune my (insert name of tree or shrub here) yet?” ...

Looking at the calendar you realize daylight saving time is just a month away. An early deadline gardeners should keep in mind is the best time to prune fruit trees is from December-March.

If you’ve planted fruit trees such as apple, peach or persimmon in hopes of enjoying the crop, you’ll need to prune them. “Fruit tree pruning can have different goals than pruning typical ...

When to Prune Fruit Trees The best time to prune most fruit trees is during their dormant season, typically around late winter or early spring and before bud break.

Arborists like Shad Smith, the owner and operator at All Seasons Tree Care in Toledo say winter is generally a great time to trim or remove problem trees.

Why you should plan to prune in February and early March Late winter to early spring when trees are still dormant (before leaves appear) is the best time to prune most trees, including fruit trees.