Pruning Old and Neglected Apple Trees - Grant McCarty - University of Illinois Extension
Have you moved onto a property with neglected apple trees? Or perhaps you have missed out on pruning your trees for a while? You may be able to get your trees back on the path towards productivity, but you have some decisions to make over the next couple years. Join us for a discussion on "Pruning Old and Neglected Apple Trees” with Grant McCarty, Local Food Systems and Small Farms educator for University of Illinois Extension.
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