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Pear Tree Pruning | Asian Pear Winter Pruning
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2021
- Pear tree pruning is a good practice to have every winter to control the size and produce quality fruits. Keep the tree from unwanted disease. I do my Asian pear winter pruning or other Kieffer pear tree pruning right before spring arrives every year as maintenance chores. Only 5-10 minutes and they are set for a good season.
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I looked up "stream of consciousness" in the dictionary and this video was there. Your flowing commentary explaining your decision-making process on every cut makes this "instructional" video a certified gem! Thank you!
That cracked me up. So funny. Thanks for the feedback.
I really need an Asian pear pruning whisperer to help with my overgrown tree. Thanks for the video 👍🏻
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Thank you a lot, for the patient and with many cuts filled video. It realy helps to understand the system of your pruning. I enjoyed watching it and hope to do some similar cuts with my new trees later. Vielen Dank! from Germany
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Hello from Romania,from my garden!😄😄I have different technique to keep the fruits on a" first floor".All the best!
I like you this garden ❤
Graft that scion wood onto rootstock make more trees
I dehydrated a pick up truck load of Large Korean Asian pears , if you chamber vacuum seal turn the vacuum way down or the fruit will be stuck together
Thanks, Dennis!
I enjoyed your video!! I have an Asian pear tree that I planted (bare root) - this is its 3rd year. It barely had roots & so even last year it was not stable. I staked it well & it now seems to be doing well. It is loaded with blossoms. Do you think I should let it produce a few fruits or wait? Also - thank you for giving me the courage to prune - I think I will be more confident now! And one more thing - I love your name & am a huge fan of fish sauce!!🐟🐟 I'm excited to look at your recipes!!
Sandi Bendocchi, yes having the courage to prune pear tree is awesome. And yes it's best to prune when they are stable. Mine got eaten down to barely nothing during the first 2 years. The third year they took off due to all the energy saved in the roots. If your root system isn't well, I'd let it grow and receive energy to grow strong roots first. You can always make a cut later when you have more to chose from. Although pruning dead and disease branches are necessary if you have any at anytime.
If the tree is skinny and small, many fruits may not be ideal but leave the flowers and let them form to good size before thinning them out. Maybe grape size. Thanks for your good comments and I hope you enjoy the play lists I have so far. Have a great day.
@@fishsaucemama Thank you so much for your reply - it is VERY useful!! Your suggestion about letting it fruit & then grow to grape size before thinning out is new to me & I will do just that. I was excited to prune something though & so radically pruned a twisted Filbert tree that I had been afraid to touch before. I can't wait to see how it looks when it leafs out! I also checked out your noodle salad with pork & I always get that dish at the Vietnamese resteraunts in my neighborhood (unless I get pho) - so I am excited to try your recipe! We love Vietnamese food- such flavors & fresh herbs & veggies & heavy on the fish sauce!!! Yummy - so glad I stumbled on your site & subscribed!! Thanks again!!❤
That's wonderful to know Sandi. Thanks.
Melanie!! What’s for dinner? Looking for more recipes to cook this weekend 😊
Heheheh.. burger? I am doing a series of burgers and can't wait to post them. It's getting a little warmer and I plan on doing grilled chicken thighs hehe.. this weekend I will be posting my new toy rice noodle box.
@@fishsaucemama great! Looking forward to it.
Thanks, Mitch.
That’s cool. There’s still snow outside where I am. Do Asian pears survive well through cold snowy winters?
I believe so. It snow here in the spring at least 1 to 2 times. They like it. Keep them chill for those fruits.
should I cut the main trunk shorter. I don't want my asian pear tree to tall.
It it is a new young tree that uou just brought home, I'd shorten it to maybe about 5 feet and let it branch out as a bush form.
If it's a mature tree, I would not right away. Do it gradually over a few seasons so it doesn't get shocked.
I let mine topped at about 6-8 feet every year. Mainly I don't want an over grown tree.
If the tree has a few main branches, it will bush out at those and won't grow as tall and slender.
Buy yourself a Dewalt shear battery operated makes your job easier
You know what. I actually did last year and you're absolutely right. I use it for pruning and the job goes very fast and easy. Thanks!
I need nepal this pear plant
Hello, how do you make your pear tree fruit?. I also prune them every year but out of 6 different varieties only Anjou pears gave me fruits
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Hi Rosalina. I do very little to my trees. I feed them Milorganite every year in the spring through summer. They're pretty matured so I don't water anymore.
I've noticed if too much pruning, it won't give fruits. It will push out more leaves every year. Some variety are more sensitive than others. Spring temperatures fluctuate too much, my pear trees can get frosted and flowers dropped or fruited and fruits dropped or no flower at all. A barrel of compost every year helps with nutrients. I try to to this often.
water sprouts should be totally removed
why is your voice croaky at the end of a sentence. its very annoying
Why are you a punk, Picking on a woman!