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Autumn Sweet Plum Tree	Bartlett Pear Tree	Bing Cherry Tree
Braeburn Apple Tree	Castleton Prune Tree	Chestnut Crabapple Tree
Lapin Cherry Tree	Comice Pear Tree	Cortland Apple Tree
D Anjou Pear Tree	Damson Plum Tree	Early Italian Prune Tree
Elberta Peach Tree	Fantasia Nectarine Tree	Fuji Apple Tree
Gala Apple Tree	Golden Delicious Apple Tree	Goldstrike Apricot Tree
Gourmet Dwarf Pear Tree	Honeycrisp Apple Tree	Improved Duarte Plum Tree
Indian Summer Crabapple Tree	Italian Plum Tree	McIntosh Apple Tree
Montmorency Cherry Tree	Rainier Cherry Tree	Red Delicious Apple Tree
Red Globe Peach Tree	Red Gold Nectarine Tree	Redhaven Peach Tree
Reliance Peach Tree	Santa Rosa Plum Tree	Snow Drift Crabapple Tree
Stanley Prune Tree	Stella Cherry Tree	Sunglo Nectarine Tree
Sweetheart Cherry Tree	Tilton Apricot Tree	Van Cherry Tree
Wenatchee Apricot Tree	Cameo Apple Tree	Ginger Gold Apple Tree
Mollies Delicious Apple Tree	Mutsu Apple Tree	Dolgo Crapapple Tree
Cresthaven Peach Tree	Granny Smith Apple Tree	Sonata Apple Tree
Wine Sap Apple Tree	Goldbar Apricot Tree	Arkansas Black
Pink Lady	Tomcot	Arctic Glo
White Lady	Blakes Pride	Superior
Green Gage-Bavays	Methley	Echtermeyer
Prairifire	Dapple Dandy	Flavor Grenade
Flavor King	Flavor Delight

When Do Fruit Trees Need To Be Pruned?

The most common fruit trees are apple, peach, pear and cherry.

1. Apple Trees
   Apple trees should be pruned in late winter or early spring before new growth starts. Always remove all suckers (summer is a great time). Also remove dead and other unproductive branches as needed.
2. Peach Trees
   Peach trees are fast growing and need to be pruned in winter. Without pruning the peaches will grow farther away from the tree's center. This will put great strain on the branches, causing them to break. In winter, thin out upward-growing branches that cross in tree's center.
3. Pear Trees
   Prune back in early spring. Always prune dead and unproductive branches as needed.
4. Cherry Trees
   Prune in winter. Prune out branches that cross in center and dead unproductive branches as needed.

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