Pruning Demos Are Done for 2023
Next Year Check Out Out Popular Programs about the Do's and Don'ts of Pruning
The UNH Extension Fruit and Vegetable Team offers pruning demonstrations to the public each spring. The focus of these demos is typically on tree fruit and small fruit, like blueberries, but each event will highlight a different mix of crops based on what is grown at the demonstration host's site.
Articles
Monthly Proven Tips and Solutions for Granite State Gardeners
Spring bulbs may start appearing earlier than expected if the soil is bare and the temperatures are warmer than usual.
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Forester Greg Jordan joins for part 2 on trees, pruning and problems
A podcast episode with a continuing conversation on trees.
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Specialist Emma Erler Answers Questions About Pruning Trees and Shrubs
Specialist Emma Erler Answers Real Questions About Pruning Trees and Shrubs
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With the January thaw my husband and I had an opportunity to get a good start on the annual winter chore of pruning our small apple orchard. Pruning c...
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What is the most important thing you need to remember when pruning your fruit trees and bushes? The one thing you should most of all not forget? It is...
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Tips for pruning fruiting plants including apples trees and blueberry bushes
Tips for pruning fruiting plants including apples trees and blueberry bushes
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When it comes to pruning, there is nothing better than having a well maintained pair of pruners with a nice sharp blade. Quality pruners should last f...
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Videos
Pruning Information from our Forestry Information Center
Pruning for the home or commercial agriculture production is slightly different than pruning done for forest management. Here is some recommendations from our foresters.
Pruning Storm Damaged Trees
Tips for caring for damaged trees. Learn More
Large Tree Pruning and Care
Recommendations for caring for large trees with storm damage. Learn More
These two articles were adapted from the Nebraska Forest Service Storm Damage Trees series with permission.
