Saturday, November 3, 2012

Training Young Trees


Structural pruning on young trees will prevent a lot of the storm damage in mature trees.  Now University of California has a great on line video for home use.

Training Young Trees is simplified for home gardeners, but horticulture educators and green industry professionals can also benefit from this resource. The 18-minute video and its shorter chapters are available free at their YouTube Channel:  http://tinyurl.com/trainingyoungtrees.


  • Thumbnail18:53Training Young Trees39 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail0:51Chapter 1: Introduction6 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail1:20Chapter 2: Why Train Young Trees?1 view  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail0:49Chapter 3: What Does A Well-Trained Tree Look Like?2 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail0:55Chapter 4: What's the Investment?1 view  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail0:49Chapter 5: When Do I Prune and How Much?1 view  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail0:52Chapter 6: The 5 Steps to Training Young Trees5 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail0:48Chapter 7: Step 12 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail1:04Chapter 8: Step 23 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail1:14Chapter 9: Step 33 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail1:18Chapter 10: Step 41 view  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail0:58Chapter 11: Step 54 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail4:41Chapter 12: The 5 Steps in Action2 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail1:07Chapter 13: Tree Response to Training Over Time2 views  1 month ago
  • Thumbnail2:14Chapter 14: Summary and Review2 views  1 month ago