Beaver Press | 1914-09-11 | Page 2 | A Practical Lesson in Pruning

A practical lesson in pruning reer fewer water sprouts or suckers have been noticed on trees a of similar age that were grown on sit similar rillar soil and pruned in tile the bummer than those pruned in winter and early spring thero there la is less danger that tho the operator will ft remove a largo large amount of wood in tho the summer for lie he can readily see tho the danger of sun scald thinning out and cutting the younger branches is all that la Is required if a reasonable treasonable amount of caro care Is given tho the orchard light summer pruning appears to be a good treatment for unproductive trees