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Pruning dead branches off pear trees, good idea or not?
We have a small orchard with a mix of pear, apple and plum trees. A
number of the pear trees have dead branches on the North side where the cold winds blow down across the fields (we're in South Suffolk). It feels like one should cut off the dead branches, it certainly makes things look tidier and healthier but I was wondering if they provide any sort of protection from the wind and weather for the branches behind them. So, should I cut the dead bits off or not? ... or doesn't it matter? -- Chris Green · |
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