The right and wrong ways of making pruning cuts. A—Correctly pruned. The main cut is made just above a bud, slanting down on the opposite side. B— branch which has not been pruned cleanly. C—The pruning cut is made incorrectly, straight across the branch. D—The pruning cut is slanting the wrong way.
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 94, Issue 6, 15 June 1957, Page 620
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52The right and wrong ways of making pruning cuts. A—Correctly pruned. The main cut is made just above a bud, slanting down on the opposite side. B— branch which has not been pruned cleanly. C—The pruning cut is made incorrectly, straight across the branch. D—The pruning cut is slanting the wrong way. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 94, Issue 6, 15 June 1957, Page 620
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