Aaand it’s back up!
On the topic of pruning trees: North Americans seem to favour the French school, at least the older versions of it.
Have you come across the Swiss/German way of pruning, too? Would you be able to read a book on it, now that your German is improving 🙂 ?
I’d love any suggestions you can throw at me. Pruning is the great mystery, to me. Especially because every tree cultivar grows differently and then there is rootstock influence on growth patterns as well. Let me know any suggestions! I’d love to delve into it!
unconventional stories from a tree crops farmer 
Enjoy your posts. – Steve
Gordon Bok is a wonderful old friend I’ve known most of my life:
The video’s gone unfortunately.
It worked for me on my cell. I’ll check it out on a laptop later on this week
Aaand it’s back up!
On the topic of pruning trees: North Americans seem to favour the French school, at least the older versions of it.
Have you come across the Swiss/German way of pruning, too? Would you be able to read a book on it, now that your German is improving 🙂 ?
I’d love any suggestions you can throw at me. Pruning is the great mystery, to me. Especially because every tree cultivar grows differently and then there is rootstock influence on growth patterns as well. Let me know any suggestions! I’d love to delve into it!
The offer still stands of course 🙂
Extended yet again 🙂 (I’ve assembled the visual data in the meantime.)