Entertainment Super Easy to Understand Tsuruchan's Fruit Tree Pruning Complete Capture / Tsuru 竣之 Suke

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[Introduction to Contents]
It is often thought that pruning fruit trees is highly specialized, but it is not difficult at all if it is "easy to manage and produce fruits moderately" in the garden.
Anyone can practice it immediately by learning 2 points such as (1) raising the tree higher and higher without leaving the branches, (2) knowing the patterns of fruit-bearing habits.
Then, it thoroughly explains the basics for understanding the physiology of trees.
It contains examples of 12 popular types of garden fruit trees such as oysters, plums, grapes, mandarin oranges, figs, peaches, and apples.
It contains examples of how to make the framework, how to cut the fruit-bearing part, and specific examples of the author visiting ordinary homes to prune the garden fruit trees.
This book contains examples of how to make the framework, how to cut the fruit-bearing part, and specific examples of how the author selects the garden fruit trees.
It also contains examples of how to make the framework, how to cut the fruit-bearing part, and specific examples of how the author visits homes to prune the garden fruit trees.
This book is linked with a video to learn the basics of pruning.
Learn about the minimum necessary tools for pruning,
How to cut the fruit-bearing part, and how to cut the fruit-bearing part. Case 7 : Oysters, Number 2 : Autumn branches without flower buds!
Case 8 : Lemons and Yuzu trees grow into trees and don't bear fruit. What do you do?
Author brief history
Shunnosuke 竣之 Tsuru
Representative of Nokanotane Co., Ltd., which aims to create a world where anyone can access agriculture.
While growing fruit trees and vegetables in Fukuoka City, he worked as a gardening instructor at a facility in Fukuoka Prefecture.
Various topics related to agriculture are distributed in the YouTube channel "Scientific Fun and Self-sufficiency" and the podcast "Nokanotane".
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