Espalier pear maintainance pruning
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- čas přidán 31. 03. 2016
- A long video explaining principles and demonstrating practicalities of maintenance spur pruning of established espalier pears. Basically, you need to remove post-mature and overcrowded fruit spur systems. When necessary. And keep the espalier within bounds-do not let it spread, that's not the point of espaliers. Similar principles apply to spur pruning of apple trees.
Verry gratefull for your calm and detailed explanaition. I specialy like the outstanding length of this video, wich had no length(boaring moments)since it realy showed so many samples and exccelent chances to learn. So again Thanks for this chance to learn a lot!!
I really liked the mathematical explanation of why to thin so many fruit spurs. Makes it less painful.
Wao fantastic pears garden...❤️❤️
Best video so far on actually pruning a mature espalier! Much thanks!
Because of your earlier videos I was able to reshape an overgrown apple of medium age. Unfortunately just as the fruit ripened last year the deer decided they were just too tempting and ate most. This year I will put up a strong temporary fence in late summer to prevent this. The best for me is to watch a video right before pruning so all your directions are fresh in my mind. I planted young fruit trees along the inside of my veg garden fencing and am attempting espalier growing on all of those. This mature espalier pear pruning demo won't be needed for years but it is wonderful to watch. You never get boring no matter how much you repeat the instruction. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make these videos.
No sense of being 'bored' here. I thought that this was both 'insightful', and has provoked me to re-think my new espaliers' pruning! Profound thanks.
Thank you so much for posting such informative pruning video! I have searched high and low for a clear and hands on pruning video. I have learned a lot and am comfortable now to do my winter/spring pruning!
This is really usefull, thank you for posting. The books i have always show hand drawn symetrical trees with neat, equidistant branches, (exactly how trees do not grow in nature!). Seeing you prune an actual tree is very usefull indeed, I learned so much, thank you Stephen
I would watch hours of this pruning. I is so relaxing really is...
Thank you very much for the lesson.
The espaliered pear trees along my fence and I thank you for your excellent video. It was very informative and clearly presented. It is an early March morning and I'm excited to
Love your voice :) I’m just learning to prune my fruit trees and wow I need to go back and cut even more after watching your video :)
Excellent information from a place of experience. thumbs up.
Looking forward to you revisiting these trees later on this year :D
World best pruning Prosis,v good job
Great teaching, thank you.
,excellent teaching. Thanks for posting this
Quick tip on the wind noise that seems to be common in your videos (even though this one wasn't bad), if you cover over your mic intake on the digital camera with a blister size fabric BandAid (available at any drug store/pharmacy) it will cut out the wind noise and still be able to record your voice. Great video, thank you!
Excellent video!
greetings from San Joaquin valley California.