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How do you keep the birds off

Pumpkins?

Thanks for your help !

did u fill the holes in and with what?

Great video. What time of year is this? Best to prune like this in the Fall or late winter?

Thank You so Very Much!!! i will Definitely do Your method.

my friend much talking no actions I was tired

Why do you head the tips of the branches?

That was exactly what my trees problem was and I thank u for helping me save the tree cuz I had nooooo idea what was wrong until ur video. Ur awesome!

Fantastic video. Very helpful.

Thank you very much fir this method 👍🏽 im going outside right now to get started 😀

Do the borers only feed at the bottom or do they climb also,because I have sap coming out on previously pruned branches.

Did the tree survive?

a good spray of BT does it

You can summer prune stone fruit trees and not worry about winter kill.

I give those to my chickens all the time lol

I heard they taste like peaches!!! Just roast them up with a bit of olive oil, salt and pepper. Bob Appétit!! 😋

We call em wiggity grubs in Western Australia 😆👌

Call in the chickens!

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How do you keep those pesky squirrels away?

@farm in the middle

The other worm just chilling there like umm what yall doing 😂😂😂

People looks this up distraught is this honestly effective? Seems like if that much damage is done the tree is doomed. I don’t really know your video is 4 years old. Did it work or are you leading people astray? (I hope it worked and that I’m completely wrong)

Very helpful. He is such a good teacher, filling in so many helpful details. Thank you for making videos and posting them.

Best peach channel. I have young peach and I have a tweg borrer issue. How do we fight that thing !?

Very helpful video, thanks!

I’ll be pruning mine today, thanks for the information. The mountains looks like you are from Utah, that’s where I live.

Best pruning job. Thanks for sharing.

Best pruning video I've seen. Now I need to know about oriental fruit moths and curly leaf. Such as what and when to spray.

@Farm in the Middle I'd be really interested in some follow-up videos of this same tree, later this year and in coming years in order to see the results of your pruning decisions.

I didn’t prune my tree and now it already has blossoms today, is it too late to prune it?

thank you for your down to earth video. with no music and no cutesy stuff.

for iran 🌹

51:51 Thank you! Your video was so instructive. After observing you, I pruned a peach tree today. I felt like I knew what to do. So many decisions! And so meditative an activity as well.

What month are you prunning in? March ok? It's easier to see when your doing it but when it get in there it's a jungle.

Thank you fo taking your time and show us how to do this.

Great video 🌱

The best spent hour of my gardening life!! These are most helpful pruning videos on you tube!!

Best pruning video I've seen for an established peach tree

Great job on the presentation. Getting ready to prune mine. I have a lot more insight on how to do the job. Im going to go check out some more of your videos. Thanks!

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I think my peach tree is around 10 years old, and I have never pruned it. I plan on doing some of the simple pruning you mentioned. I am sure I need to shorten the length on some of the large limbs, but I'm not sure about doing it.

Professional farmer.

Thanks for the hints!

from what I've seen on peach trees, we ARE going to have enough (leaves) :)

Love the video. I’m on year 3 for my dwarf orchard. I have 5 stone fruit trees with 2 peach trees. Last year was the first year fruit. I love the way you explain and shoot. Keep it up please!

That tractor can do a lot bigger disk than that

Awesome vid!

Is it okay to have the scaffolding branches so low to the ground? I would have expected it to start higher up