Fruiting Wood Renewal

Tom explains the difference between fruiting wood and non-fruiting, vegetive growth, and how to get the best fruit from your backyard tree.

[kahvac]

Excellent video as always Tom ..would really like it if you made more videos..A true professional.
"Spend more time with your trees" Spoken by a man who loves fruit trees ! Thanks again.

[GC-]

That was helpful, even though I work with the tree frequently, I need clues to look for to know what wood to keep in the winter, 6+ months after blooming. Thanks!

[briwindau]

This is so helpful! I love how you highlight the importance of spending time with your trees to learn from them. I was wondering if you could clarify what the fruiting wood is for the Spice Zee Nectaplum. Thanks again for all these incredibly helpful videos!

[forexercises]

I was curious about pruning for an open center and sunscald in the Sacramento Valley.  My Liz's Late Nectarine suffered from sunscald last summer.  It is still a young tree, and didn't have much leaf cover.  Any thoughts?

[parkcherrielee]

Good morning I am getting two fig trees, one Italian and one black misson and 2 plum trees, one methley and one shiro can I plant them 2 in 1 hole at about 24 inches apart? They are standard trees in my home garden. Thanks

[kathybraddock]

Looking for a black Pakistani mulberry tree in the Sacramento area and can't seem to find one do you know where they might be selling them