Prune after growth hardens (late summer) to reduce vigorous regrowth. Can prune anytime after bloom. Follow structural pruning: central leader, remove verticals, thin crowded limbs, favor 45°+ angles. Use three-cut method for large limbs. Early training prevents future breakage.
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