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I’ll be looking for that too! I’ve never seen one here 🤞🏻 (US too)

@@FLlife Canada here... we are a bit behind in getting some tools.... lol

Yes quite a few trees will bleed if pruned in spring, hornbeam is one. But a professional pruner told me that if trees bleed a bit it is not so bad, it removes fungal spores away from the wound and as long as it’s not excessive does not do harm. Glad you like the Imow, it just frees you up to do more creative types of gardening! 🐇

Many thanks for your comments. If I were you I would lift it out of the pot, it might be easier if you can turn it on its side. Then I would examine the root ball and see if they are starting to go round in circles, if so I would carefully reduce these by about a tenth to stop the spiralling. Obviously water well after and add new compost around sides if room. Box in containers appreciates root pruning every few years. I find the best way is just to remove the base from the pot and position it on soil. Then you can leave it to look after it’s self. See my baseless pots videos! 🐇

@@bunnyguinness I love the baseless pot suggestion and will follow your instructions. You are kind to encourage and teach through your videos and I'm humbled you would respond personally . Thank you.

The birds love pecking at fallen apples as do the squirrels and rabbits. 🐇

Hi Suzanne, I use Arthur Ibbet, near St Neots, not too far from you.🐇

Hi it’s GTA 26 garden pruner / chain saw, they were very low on stock when I got mine in late spring as they are really popular, and deservedly so. Hope this helps 🐇

Usually pruning for forming the shape is done in the winter, summer pruning its mostly for reducing excessive foliage and give air and light to the fruits. I think you can cut the tree back to shape in one go (deciduous trees tolerate hard pruning pretty well) but you might lose fruits for a year or more. Apple trees produce flowers (and apples) on buds that grow in clusters on branches that are at least two or three years old. Difficult to explain without showing. If I were you I would ask advice from someone knowledgeable or just search KZfaq for videos about pruning Apple trees. Nowadays one can find videos that teach you anything and even things that look complicated become very simple when you can see someone showing you how to do it. Just remembered that commercial growers use products to thin out the fruits so they get bigger. Probably the misshape is caused by disease. Don’t mean to discourage you but fruit trees like apple trees are prone to a long list of diseases and parasites, with some varieties more susceptible than others. Difficult to get a good crop without taking care of them adequately. I have tried myself. Anyway best of luck!

I imagine you got a lot of water shoots in the growing season after the heavy winter prune? It’s good to rub these out or remove them. I would try and balance the shape back up by working on it over two winters with additional pruning in summer if necessary while continuing to remove most of the water shoots as soon as you can in the growing season. 🐇

I have done, but only when they are in pots and they were fine. I think shallow rooting plants that don’t need much moisture such as lavender will work. But do wait till the citrus have established usually around 3 years, as they don’t appreciate other plants competing with them for moisture.🐇

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