Spring pruning
After we got about 5 cm of sudden snow after a 10C week, go figure, we're again headed for the 10C tomorrow. So as good as time as any to start in the spring pruning in the orchard.
Luckily I started doing summer pruning as well, 2 summers ago, so there's not much left for spring. Doing the whole lot of 20 trees took about an hour. And that includes all the "help" I got from baby girl!
Byproduct or leftovers? No such thing as waste in nature so all clippings were labeled and will be shared next week at a small community seed swap!
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