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Use fruit thinning to protect your fruit tree

Use fruit thinning to protect your fruit tree

Fruit thinning is a simple technique you can use each spring to prevent branches from breaking in your fruit trees.

Do cherry trees need thinning … and if not, why not?

Do cherry trees need thinning … and if not, why not?

Thinning cherry trees is not usually needed because they’re not prone to biennial bearing. That’s lucky, because it would be a huge job.

While you’re thinning, prevent disease

While you’re thinning, prevent disease

Thinning your fruit trees is a great chance to check the health of your fruit and do a little disease control at the same time.

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