Wait until the tree is completely dormant in late winter or very early in spring before it begins to leaf out. We always did this with our peach tree and we had more peaches than we could use every year!
MY FATHER ALWAYS PRUNED THE TREES IN THE FALL ( JUST BEFORE WINTER SET IN ) HE SAID THAT AT THAT TIME OF YEAR THE SAP HAS GONE BACK DOWN TO THE ROOTS >
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Wait until the tree is completely dormant in late winter or very early in spring before it begins to leaf out. We always did this with our peach tree and we had more peaches than we could use every year!
MY FATHER ALWAYS PRUNED THE TREES IN THE FALL ( JUST BEFORE WINTER SET IN ) HE SAID THAT AT THAT TIME OF YEAR THE SAP HAS GONE BACK DOWN TO THE ROOTS >