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Pruning Fruit Trees-Part 1 of 3
How and when to properly prune your fruit trees for maximum harvest yield. Brought to you by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System
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Comment by Administrator on November 8, 2009 at 1:00pm -
Did you know that you can order peaches, plums, apricots, apples, citrus and more through our Fruit Tree Program?
The last Fruit Tree Class is this Tuesday November 10, 2009.
Last day to order Fruit Trees is November 11th!
Check out our Fruit Tree Program page for more details and a link to order online.
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