Pruning cherry trees

Regularly prune a cherry tree in late winter or early spring. Remove any dead, diseased and damaged wood, as well as crossing branches, to create a strong, healthy tree.

Your expert guide to pruning cherry trees with pictures and lots of advice. We also describe the ongoing care which cherry trees require.

Caring about Cherry Trees is easy Learn more about when you should prune a cherry tree and how you should prune whether it is mature , dwarf , Yoshino or morello it which will make your cherry tree look good

Small cherry trees are perfect for little backyards and patios, but how do you stop your cherry tree growing too big?

Pruning a cherry tree requires pruning tools, some skills, and the right techniques. Read this guide to learn how to prune a cherry tree like a pro.

Winter is the best time to cut back stone fruit trees (peaches, cherries, apricots and plums) and pome fruit trees (apples, pears and quince). Gardeners may have differing opinions about the best way to prune a fruit tree, but our simple three-step process that works for the majority of fruit trees.

Pruning ensures a tree that's easy to pick from for years to come, improves fruit quality, resists disease, and will not break under its load.

A cherry tree is a fruit tree from our orchards for which care, from planting to pruning and diseases, will ensure a delicious cherry harvest.

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