A three-year-old pyracantha trained around a light pole had no berries while others were loaded. The likely cause: winter pruning removed the previous year’s growth, which bears the spring flowers that become fruit. Pyracantha blooms on old wood. Wait until after spring bloom to prune wayward branches.
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