i just transplanted 3 fruit trees today 2 apples and 1 pear and all 3 are blooming already for more then a week. Those trees are 2 years old. I took them from garden of man who lives close to me, and they came directly from ground not from pot. Big question is, shall i prune them now, because they are already blooming or to wait for them to establish and then prune them in fall or so? I have also planted forth tree, also pear but that one is still not blooming but it has leaves. That one came from Pot and i am also not sure if is to late to prune it? I live in Netherlands it is early/mid spring here.
Hi Miki. In our experience, it is best to let the trees adjust to their new environment. We transplanted the trees in this video in January (winter in Portugal), and they were already pruned when we took them out of our neighbour's ground. Right now they are blooming! Just a week ago, I attended a workshop where I learned that a tree with flower blooms should never be pruned, so my suggestion is to let them be for the moment. In doubt, talk to a local tree surgeon/experienced gardener. Good luck and let us know how it goes. All the best.
This is the right time of year to be doing it give it a big hug and show her a lot of love thanks for showing us👍✌️🤙❤️🇵🇹❤️
Hi John! Yes, we did that. Gave it a big loving hug. Now ww just need to nourish and wait. :)
i just transplanted 3 fruit trees today 2 apples and 1 pear and all 3 are blooming already for more then a week. Those trees are 2 years old. I took them from garden of man who lives close to me, and they came directly from ground not from pot. Big question is, shall i prune them now, because they are already blooming or to wait for them to establish and then prune them in fall or so? I have also planted forth tree, also pear but that one is still not blooming but it has leaves. That one came from Pot and i am also not sure if is to late to prune it?
I live in Netherlands it is early/mid spring here.
Hi Miki. In our experience, it is best to let the trees adjust to their new environment. We transplanted the trees in this video in January (winter in Portugal), and they were already pruned when we took them out of our neighbour's ground. Right now they are blooming! Just a week ago, I attended a workshop where I learned that a tree with flower blooms should never be pruned, so my suggestion is to let them be for the moment. In doubt, talk to a local tree surgeon/experienced gardener. Good luck and let us know how it goes. All the best.
Tenho a certeza que o resultado de tanto trabalho fisico dara' otimos frutos porque foi feito com imensa dedicacao.
Desejo os melhores resultados.
Vamos regar com muito amor e aguardar pelos frutos! :)