@earthlinghouse: Once You Learn This, Fruit Tree Pruning Stops Being Scary Pruning apple, pear and quince trees doesn’t need to be intimidating. In cold climates like Ireland, the best time to prune core fruit trees is in spring or autumn, when the tree can recover quickly and direct its energy where it matters most. Good pruning improves airflow, strengthens structure, reduces disease, and encourages healthier growth and better fruiting. You’re not hurting the tree. You’re helping it thrive. A few clean cuts, a bit of observation, and confidence is all it takes. If you’ve been putting it off because it feels complicated, this is your sign to start. Once you understand the basics, pruning becomes one of the most satisfying parts of growing fruit trees. And your trees really do thank you for it. #FruitTreePruning #AppleTreePruning #PearTreePruning #QuinceTree #PruningTips #ColdClimateGardening #GardeningIreland #OrchardCare #GrowYourOwnFood #HomeOrchard #EdibleGardening #PermacultureGarden #SpringPruning #AutumnPruning

Joyfull Wings :

Love learning. Thank you

geokasimir 🇦🇹🇬🇱🇪🇺 :

But what to do with the very long central branch? Do you cut it next year? Your tiktok was very helpful! 🥰

peter :

Is it not better to remove the central lead branch and create a chalice shape that isn’t too high.

Kevin Farrugias :

thanks..great video....ask you- i don't like that the mian leader of the tree go high..so I'm cutting from top...average that I can reach the top of it...I'm doing wrong?...

Phubba :

Should we wait for frost to end before pruning?

BiffTanner :

Seeing this too late - already sprouting in Kent

55tea0 :

nicely explained

Alastair Large :

Apples and pears are pruned very differently. Inherently.

Andruska :

I opened the centre for my apples..way better!

Anne :

but brenches growing inside or rubbing are only doing that because of mis-pruning in the past. at least this what my petmaculture teacher taught us 🙏

Peace In Quiet Places 🌻🌿🌊⛰️ :

I’ve got a brutally butchered old mulberry tree in my garden. A previous owner has removed one half of the branches back to the trunk 😭 It’s now very lopsided and looks terrible. I’m also worried about the weight imbalance pulling it over. Will it recover or do I need to pollard or do something to the other side so it can recover and regrow a balanced shape over time?

raptor65 :

is it recommended in winter?😎

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Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

Heinz Guderian 🇮🇪 :

good information. 👌👌

Vas :

user14207788088152 :

Thanks for the tutorial, you explained that wonderfully 😁

Heart Full Movements :

This gives Midwest energy 🌽🇺🇸

kiri.36🪻⚘️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 :

fab video

user3550677754956 :

Got a pear tree when’s best to prune please

patrick carey :

Hi Earthling Plants. please tell, what is that dark Thorn-like tree directly behind you ?

Passiflora gardens :

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Passiflora gardens :

🤝🤝🤝

Sean O :

😳😳😳

user3401042284240 :

😁😁😁

Δημητρης Σταθας :

😁😁😁