What are the different pruning methods for garden tools?

Garden tool pruning method:

1. Tree pruning.
When the tree grows too high or too large, cut off the broken branches, mechanically damaged branches, super-high branches, retain the backbone branches, and trim the extra small side branches to reduce water evaporation and increase the survival rate. Finally, according to the tree vigor Make proper pruning to lay a good foundation for the next step of management.

2. Pruning street trees.
In general, the roads on both sides of the road have poor site conditions and limited growth space. Under the premise of ensuring the smoothness and safety of the road, the use of thinning to improve the ventilation conditions, avoiding competition between power supply and communication lines and the growth of trees, and more importantly, through short Cut to promote the growth of new branches, rapidly expand the crown, increase the amount of green, and use the cutting buds to guide the posture of the tree to adjust the tree vigor, and all the branches below 3 meters from the ground are pruned to form a shed shape.

3. Pruning flowering shrubs.
Taking plum blossoms as an example, different pruning methods are used according to different developmental stages of plum blossoms. If the young tree grows vigorously and there are many long branches, the main purpose should be to expand the crown, ease the tree vigor, and early bloom. Light cut, that is, except for the main branch to lengthen the head and shorten the head, the other branches are allowed to grow without cutting, and let it be drawn. Blooming flowering branches. The growth of adult branches is reduced, the lengthy branches are obviously reduced, and there are a lot of flowers. At this time, pruning should be used to solve the contradiction between growth and flowering and maintain a good tree posture. For senescent trees that have thin, weak, short, and few-flowered tops and withered branches on the periphery, the amount of pruning should be moderately increased year by year.