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About this experience
Location: Karkalla, Sorrento
Homemade cake and garden tea provided.
Whether you’re planting a new orchard or maintaining established fruit trees, winter pruning plays a key role in keeping them healthy and productive. Pruning during dormancy allows you to remove larger branches, old wood, and excess growth, helping to improve structure and encourage better yields. Join me as I share the fundamentals of winter pruning and ongoing fruit tree care.
What you’ll learn:
The difference between winter and summer pruning, and when to use each approach
How to rejuvenate older trees and orchards through winter pruning
The specific pruning needs of different fruit tree varieties
How to manage tree size by encouraging or limiting growth with seasonal pruning
Techniques for shaping strong, open, vase-like trees to support healthy fruit production
This workshop will give you the skills and confidence to prune your orchard through winter—whether you’re restoring mature trees or shaping young ones for the future.
About this experience
Location: Karkalla, Sorrento
Homemade cake and garden tea provided.
Whether you’re planting a new orchard or maintaining established fruit trees, winter pruning plays a key role in keeping them healthy and productive. Pruning during dormancy allows you to remove larger branches, old wood, and excess growth, helping to improve structure and encourage better yields. Join me as I share the fundamentals of winter pruning and ongoing fruit tree care.
What you’ll learn:
The difference between winter and summer pruning, and when to use each approach
How to rejuvenate older trees and orchards through winter pruning
The specific pruning needs of different fruit tree varieties
How to manage tree size by encouraging or limiting growth with seasonal pruning
Techniques for shaping strong, open, vase-like trees to support healthy fruit production
This workshop will give you the skills and confidence to prune your orchard through winter—whether you’re restoring mature trees or shaping young ones for the future.