Fruit Trees: Training and Pruning Deciduous Trees
PUBLICATION 8057UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIADivision of Agriculture and Natural INGELS, University of California Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor, EnvironmentalHorticulture, Sacramento County; PAMELA M. GEISEL, University of California CooperativeExtension Farm Advisor, Environmental Horticulture, Fresno County; CAROLYN L. UNRUH,University of California Cooperative Extension staff writerFruit Trees : Training and PruningDeciduous TreesThere are many ways to train and prune Deciduous Fruit Trees , and no single method isright for all situations and needs. When selecting Fruit Trees , one important considerationis the desired size of the Trees at maturity.
tral leader is removed. For this reason, it is also referred to as a delayed open center sys-tem. Like the central leader system, the most upright vigorous shoot is developed into the leader, and other branches are headed back except for two or three lateral branches
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