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Fruit Tree Facts

Name of Fruit Tree

PH

Pollinator Needed?

Time to Prune

UGA Publication

Apple

6.5

Yes

Winter-early June, early August

C740

Blackberry

6.0-6.5

No

2nd year, early-summer

C766-W

Blueberry

4.5-5.2

Yes

At planting by 1/3

1106-W

Figs

Most types

No

Late Winter

L163

Grapes

6.0-6.5

No

Dormant Season

Bunch Grapes

Muscadine

6.0-6.5

Yes

February to Early March

L255-W

Peaches

6.5

No

At Planting, then mid-Feb to early March

C741-W

Nectarines

6.5

No

At planting, then mid-Feb to early March

C742-W

Pears

5.9-6.5

Some are self-pollinating

At planting, then summer; prune unwanted limbs

C742-W

Pecans

6.0-6.5

Yes

At planting, by 1/2

C744

Plums

6.5

Yes

After fruiting

Plum

Raspberry

6.0-6.5

No

Winter

C766-W

Strawberry

Most

Not for most varieties

Late May to mid-June

L329

 

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