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Seasonal Pruning Schedule for Peach and Apple Trees in Oklahoma

Late Winter/Early Spring Pruning for Fruit Trees

Apple: Late winter/early spring moderate pruning; summer for structure. Peach: Late winter/early spring vigorous pruning (remove ½ previous growth), open center for air flow. See UNL guide (ianrpubs.unl.edu/ec1233.pdf) for details.

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