Pruning a grapvine

Article Abstract:

Grapevines need to be pruned and trained to assure plentiful and plump grapes. One method of training and pruning, the umbrella Kniffen system, is described. Techniques for removing dead and basal shoots, selecting the best canes and spurs to retain, and cutting are presented.

Grapes

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Sharpening bypass pruning shears

Article Abstract:

It is best to disassemble bypass pruning shears when sharpening them. Equipment needed to do the job includes a whetstone, honing oil, locking pliers, razor blade and machine oil. A four step guide covering disassembly, cleaning, sharpening and reassembly is given.

Maintenance and repair, Sharpening of tools, Sharpening, Scissors and shears, Scissors

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Summer pruning of dwarf fruit trees

Article Abstract:

Pruning back dwarf apple and pear trees during the summer growing season can help fruit ripen, promote air circulation, and lead to a more abundant crop the following year. Four steps are outlined including when and where to cut.

Growth, Dwarf plants, Fruit trees, Dwarf fruit trees

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