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Transplanting and Pruning Fruit Trees

Mon, Mar 09

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Athabasca & District Agri-plex

Learn how to choose the best planting locations & properly plant container-grown and bare-root fruit tree. This session also covers when and how to prune, essential tools, and why techniques like protecting the branch collar are critical for healthy, productive trees. By Lois from Birchmeadow

Transplanting and Pruning Fruit Trees
Transplanting and Pruning Fruit Trees

Time & Location

Mar 09, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Athabasca & District Agri-plex, Highway 813 & RR224, Athabasca, AB T9S 2A9, Canada

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About the event

Learn how to choose the best planting locations and properly plant container-grown and bare-root fruit trees to ensure long-term success. This session also covers when and how to prune, essential tools, and why techniques like protecting the branch collar are critical for healthy, productive trees. 🌳✂️


Planting locations:

Great spots, poor spots and results

Exploring proper handling and planting techniques for container grown and barefoot stock:

Container grown verses bareroot

Why improper transplanting can lead to desiccation years after planting. 

Tickets

  • General Admission

    Sale ends

    Mar 09, 8:30 PM

    CA$10.00

    +CA$0.50 GST

    +CA$0.26 ticket service fee

Total

CA$0.00

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