3 Reasons to Prune Your Fruit Trees in Summer

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Wtf you’re 6’4”?? I’m 5’25” (yes the half matters) I’d be a midget next to you 😂
Comment from : @nima16042

I have a loquat - put a stone and a tree started growing I wonder when will i eat a loquat from it 3 years old still just one vertical branch
Comment from : @bambinaforever1402

Hello, brI live in Sacramento, I bought 3 apple trees from Green Acres several month’s ago (spring) I planted them following directions on how to properly plant them, however; there’s no leaves on them Please Help! Thank you!
Comment from : @duceswild1042

The best pruning idea I ever saw was an old gardener that I knew He let trees go to a max height of his height plus his three-step stepladder He had a great eye for shape too
Comment from : @sw6118

I'm living in MN (zone 4 B) I got some Asian pear trees I watched a lot of clips about pruning brI'm confusing about that brWhat's different between summer pruning and winter pruning? which one for more fruit and which one for shape
Comment from : @DucPham-ok5ko

I need emotional support for non-fruit tree related stuff
Comment from : @awsomeman253

So I know that each kind of fruit tree you have is it's only one in the garden, but as I've known you always need another flowering tree of the same kind in order to pollinate and start the fruiting process How is it that your individual fruit trees are being pollinated and fruiting? Is it because they are all citrus and that's close enough for it to pollinate?
Comment from : @adamjohnson9593

I used to prune my desert trees in Phoenix, because the growing season makes so much weight, that storms will rip them out of the ground or break off branches I saw my peach trees(new to me), getting too big and heavy It just seemed natural to nip off new low branches, and sacrifice the lower fruit or ones out on long branches I also cleared out the interior crowded branches, so I could reach the higher fruit Seems like I did the right thing Gonna nip some more in the fall, once the leaves fall🤞
Comment from : @Neenerella333

2:20 - what about thinning the fruit to allow for larger sized fruit?
Comment from : @BahamianLily

Pruned my apple tree a few years ago The year I pruned it, regular amount harvested Year after that, nothing This year, its just totally insane how many apples I have
Comment from : @ronwhitby3630

Super helpful!!
Comment from : @Veganyackattack

Sorry, I've been distracted but I'm here
Comment from : @cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647

Never stop popping out of a hiding spot when starting the videos!!!
Comment from : @mmps18

Who did your wooden fence in the background in this video, behind the loquat
Comment from : @terrymedina4003

Nice
Comment from : @muhammadsiddiq2745

Hey Tony from Simply Gardening sent me to see you
Comment from : @ianpoole357

Congrats on the shout-out on the ADAPT2030 YT channel Epic was given very high praise!
Comment from : @NONAMESLEFTNONE

Oh I didn’t know you posted on my birthday
Comment from : @rat1067

Just Stone fruit trees, or could my overloaded lemon tree benefit from this since I missed my spring prune in March/April?
Comment from : @cynthiabotsko2449

Thank you for the very insightful video Will definitely put your advice to good usebrHave you considered growing Australian Finger Lime? It might do well in your climate (long hot summers)
Comment from : @matthysloedolff

For non fruit trees that are not growing in some of the shoots do you recommend pruning now rather than in the fall Here in San Diego east area
Comment from : @anthonystevenson9284

Great video Wondering what happened to part 2 of growing pineapple!
Comment from : @joevantonder9776

Thanks for your videos I'm learning a lot from you We have cherries, apples, a pearl, and an apricot tree next to few walnut trees They're all getting so tall I can't harvest the top anymore Is it OK to cut some of the big branches from the top after the harvesting season?
Comment from : @areftoo

So this is just Giant Bonsai maintenance
Comment from : @AzraNogaru

It always blows my mind when I realize how short I am lmao That tree would be 6" above my head and you're still taller than it Insanity lmfao
Comment from : @ColieBear18

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Comment from : @blakeavila4409

hey, just wanna to take a second to appreciate the effort put into all of this it’s inspired me to start my own garden and already have food ! also the more informal videos do just right there not lead you in the wrong direction and give you a better general understanding, which is very helpful
Comment from : @andrewdavis9234

What I thought you only prune tree at the end of the season But that is what are all hear say but I find it ridiculous idea I personally think pruning best when plant most active and strongest in the season for it sap to seal it cutted off limb and use resources of the season to recover
Comment from : @DuyNguyen-lo2mm

I actually love pruning everything I can! I can't wait to have fruit trees someday and get to prune bigger stuff than tomatoes and squash!
Comment from : @petekooshian5595

I have a cherry three i prune it every year (3years of pruning 5yezrs old tree) But this year it s going taller so i lost lots of cherry cause couldnt cut the big branches 👋👋👋👋😊😊😊😊🍒🍒🍒🍒
Comment from : @mygardenhomestead

Kevin what is that monster looking tomato plant next to this apricot tree that has like a gazillion flowers?!?! Will give you lots of tomato love this Summer and totally stole the show :)
Comment from : @Aries162

We have some WAAAAY overgrown cherry trees that came with the property that I’d like to prune back to a manageable size How much is too much to prune down in any given pruning session or year, surely lopping off 1/2 the length of all the branches can’t be good These guys are massive (like 15-18 feet tall) Ideas/suggestions?
Comment from : @stephaniedowland9795

Thanks for the video bud I went from fear of pruning to enjoying the art of pruning fruit trees
Comment from : @Jardin-de-invierno

👍🥰
Comment from : @jag2333

Just pruned some of my pear and apple trees the other day Thanks for confirming that I wasn’t crazy for pruning it in July! 👍🏻
Comment from : @td5486

Hi from 🇸🇪 You are SO GREAT!! Thank you for everything!! I found your channel a few weeks ago and I am looking at all your videos and have learned more in these weeks than in my whole life! 🤍 I also follow you on Instagram 😁brbrOne thought on this video tho 🙃 It would be lovely with more closeups so that we can see more :) maybe a friend can help you film when pruning specifically? 🙂brbrThanks again!!!
Comment from : @trixycat

Bro, this is a great vid on pruning Nice work! A note to remember in hot climates like ours is to avoid cutting out too much of the interior (which you DIDN'T do excesssively) Those leaves do a great job protecting your inner trunk and scaffolding from sunburn Your trees are looking great! 👏
Comment from : @TheBusyGardener

Wow! The Loquat looked heaps better after you were finished!
Comment from : @carladelagnomes

What you say is true I had some new citrus like the size you showed and removed all the fruit By the next year, it doubled in size The large water catcher you show at the end of the video, did you paint it black? And how is it connected to catch water? Water catching may be a subject for a video Thanks have a great day
Comment from : @ralph601

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Comment from : @myfarm1002

Great video! Thanks for the shout out for Dave Wilson’s Nursery channel I went there right after I saw your video Such great information on home orchard style pruning I used to be so afraid to prune Now I’m confident about managing tree size with a good summer prune! On my to do list is pruning off the fruit from my baby lime tree Sad but I know she’ll have fruit for us next year!!
Comment from : @highlandscommunityclub1160

So I found out that I have been growing a hallucinogenic flower for years, besides morning glories that isDatura Innoxia (aka Jimsonweed, Downy Thorn Apple) is a gorgeous large flower trumpet shaped flower that pollinators and hummingbirds alike really enjoy They are completely legal to own and cultivate but the plant produces a chemical that makes a person trip out like on acid Every part can get a person high, root stem, leaf, flower, seed or nectar Obviously I'm not growing it for nefarious purposes but i thought it was a nifty little factoid about a plant I love
Comment from : @Ottawajames

prune em with a machete lol
Comment from : @werftv4580

Loving the vibey music 👌
Comment from : @unicornmuffin1

Thx you got useful info!
Comment from : @sbartdbarcelona44

Kalamansi plant in honor of your filipino heritage
Comment from : @ringomamangon2559

Kevin: "so I might run around with this (Long Reach Cut 'n' Hold Pruner)" Much safer than running with scissors ;)brGreat video Great tips I'm taking a third of my Owari satsumas this weekend It's still young - fourth season - and setting 80 fruit
Comment from : @misterwray9807

Yes plant daddy, bless me with that emotional support! I just trimmed up some of the blueberry bushes that are just starting to have ripe blueberries (don’t know the variety, came with the property)
Comment from : @RiannaNicole

I recently pruned all the fruit trees in my new yard, and was wondering if the timing was right? (they had been let go a few years before I got here)brThank You Kevin!
Comment from : @wchiwinky

I've seen other videos about fruit tree summer pruning, but your presentation is by far the most approachable and understandable I've seen Thank you!
Comment from : @maggiemanzke7926

i'm more focused on houseplants vs gardening yet i still watch all your videos because you're so fun to watch haha
Comment from : @98__sr

The deer have been pruning my apple trees, and my winter squash 😬
Comment from : @Jeff-rd6hb

This was the first year my loquat bore fruit and I cut it off when it got too old or the birds nibbled them What is the reason you left the spent fruit on?
Comment from : @kathiesilva9614

My apricot tree is lanky and not bushy Has lots of tall branches but no flowers or fruits I can tell the tree is trying to reach for sunshine (located near a wall with no sunshine in the morning Should I prune it? It's about 7 ft tallbr Thank you
Comment from : @virgiem1213

Look like you have leaf miner issue on your citrus trees
Comment from : @MrWade-kf7su

We have a you peach tree This should have been it’s first fruit year but last year we transplanted it from its whiskey barrel into the ground So no fruit this year It’s putting on LOTS of new growth but they are all growing straight up the middle and it’s getting quite crowded I was worried about pruning some of it out now This made me think maybe I should
Comment from : @libertymicrofarm6032

I wish I had a loquat tree
Comment from : @ZE308AC

thanks kevin :) just bought my first fruit tree (mission fig) and she's in the ground now but i'm planning on getting a lot more! very informative and hilarious as always ty for the content
Comment from : @martinaencomienda7383

I hard prune my mulberry down to bare bones in April (northern lower Michigan) to keep it manageable for my 5ft2 self When the heat hits it, it bursts into this crazy topiary and a few months later it's packed full of mulberries Pruning is a necessary evil 😏
Comment from : @is_thatwhatjesuswants

Great video Any advice on pruning pecan trees?
Comment from : @joseruiz7575

I instantly thought about The Law of Orlah (Leviticus 19:23-25) No harvesting of any fruit from a tree for five years after a tree is planted The Sages reasoned that it was for the good of the tree because it would let the tree grow larger, thrive longer and produce more fruit It upshot is that nobody, Jew or Gentile, may eat from any of that fruit and the fruit must be destroyedbrI learned all of this in shul
Comment from : @cuttwice3905

Have you tried propagating those pruned pieces? Looks perfect for Kratkey hydroponics
Comment from : @varietasVeritas

Great thumbnail :-)
Comment from : @PlantKiller

I have to top my avocado tree soon because it will be too big for my apartment soon
Comment from : @BrianTheLog

Love loquats
Comment from : @naegwut

Once a channel start promoting products they lose all credibility
Comment from : @laplayeritablanca

Whats the name of that sniper pruning tool? I want to use one for hornworm destruction and cutting spent sunflowers at ground level from the bouquet area
Comment from : @heavymetalbassist5

The pruning loquat sesh was so satisfying for some reason Gardening asmr lol Just what the doctor ordered! Thanks!
Comment from : @AErikaH

Thanks😇🐾🥑🍋🐝🍉🥭🍊🍅🥝🍓🍒oh how do apricots become more sweet, thank u, you are awesome, also wow it looks beautiful
Comment from : @teresalenaandprincessthedo4862

Man I love your taste in music for the quick montages That smooth saxophone always feels like it's calling me out west
Comment from : @dreamfiiend

"Personal emotional support" lolol OMG, just love your sense of humor Loquat - I grew up with these in central FL As well as a number of citrus trees As kids, we loved to steal the fruit from neighbors Those trees got massive and, subsequently, diseased For your entire orchard, will live through you vicariously
Comment from : @ceecee-thetransplantedgardener

Thank you for the emotional support I have to prune my new little Meyer Lemon babies now :,(
Comment from : @vlong7112

Is there a wrong way to prune? My peach tree no longer has peaches on it so can I incorrectly prune in during the summer months?
Comment from : @beachhomestead610

Great tips Kevin!
Comment from : @ZoltrixGrower

Great video as always, lots of great information which has helped me transform my backyard into a nice garden I do have a question, which are the best plants to cover walls/fences with? you think it's a bad idea to cover walls/fences with plants?
Comment from : @spacechimp5141

Honestly this video blew my mind I'm completely sold on all of these pruning philosophies now
Comment from : @HS-ij2lu

Thanks for the info I just finally removed the mesh bags that were protecting our young fruit trees from the Cicadas (Brood X) I was wondering if I can prune off the damaged branches that suffered from being confined in the mesh bags for so many weeks This video was so helpful!
Comment from : @staciegulizia4144

i pruned a plum in winterbrthe tree was a good 165 ft tall, now it is barely 11 ft tallbrthe thickest trunk i saw off was about 10 inches in diameterbrthe plum tree has survived quite well but now looks a little strange because the foliage is divided in the middlebrbri used the google translator i hope the tranlation is okii
Comment from : @Xerxis1988h

I have 2 peach, 2 apple & 2 lemon trees They are all from seeds planted a year ago Should I be concerned at all with pruning now or wait until they're old enough to produce fruit? I love your Videos! Thank you for your time & info
Comment from : @susieczellar4580

Hi, what's going on with a lemon tree 🌳 when the leaves have a yellow color on it, or yellowing that's the best I can explain it I added more micro nutrients but no new growth?
Comment from : @patriciamorehouse5704

I’m going to greatly enjoy watching your orchard grow It’s been inspiring to watch you over the last year (started during quarantine) I don’t have the space or skills for anything more than some containers but I love learning from you brBecause of you, last fall I gave growing garlic a try I decided not to be hung up on getting the right seed garlic since it was just an experiment in an old container I had I stuck 4 cloves (from a grocery store bulb that had sprouted) into a container with some potting soil in early November Pretty much ignored them after that I now have 4 small bulbs curing on my screen porch They’re not brag-worthy and yet I’m very proud of them!
Comment from : @mtzjotz

I've heard that pruning during summer causes the tree to bleed Not true?
Comment from : @elliottdecker2565

Thank you for an excellent, albeit painful, look at how to prune fruit trees in the summer Well done
Comment from : @rogerfeenstra9496

💜💜
Comment from : @ellencnixon

How old is that loquat?
Comment from : @tineejohnston9737

I have a homestead in Kansas 14 fruit tress Cherry, apple, peach, pear Just did a huge pruning this morning Get in there and get the dead, weak branches out Anything that crosses in canopy Don’t be afraid Your trees will love it!
Comment from : @catherinerochat8766

I just moved into my house and wanted to get some fruit trees, but I thought you were supposed to plant them in the early spring You mentioned planting some of your trees soon Is that just cuz you are in zone 10? I'm in zone 7, is it ok to plant fruit trees right now?
Comment from : @massiminitrains