| Fruit tree | Type of pruning | When to prune? |
|---|---|---|
| Apricot tree | Training | Winter |
| Rejuvenation | Winter | |
| Fruiting | Summer | |
| Cherry tree | Maintenance | Fall |
| Shortening | Winter | |
| Blackcurrant | Winter | |
| Raspberry Tree | Training | Winter |
| Fruiting | Winter | |
| Red currant | Maintenance | Winter |
| Fruiting | Winter | |
| Gooseberry | Maintenance | Winter |
| Fruiting | Winter | |
| Kiwi | Fruiting | Winter |
| Blueberry | Fructification (from the 3rd year) | Winter |
| Nectarine | Fructification | Fall/Winter |
| Olive tree | Maintenance | Winter |
| Training | Spring | |
| Orange tree | Training | Spring |
| Fruiting | Spring (when frost is no longer a concern) | |
| Peach tree | Fruiting | Fall/Winter |
| Pear tree | Training | Winter |
| Fruiting | Summer | |
| Apple tree | Training | Winter |
| Fruiting | Summer | |
| Plum Tree | Training | Winter |
| Fruiting | Summer | |
| Grapevine | Fruiting | Spring/Summer/Winter (3 times) |
- Training pruning: for young subjects, to give the fruit tree a shape.
- Maintenance pruning: to remove dead and diseased wood, eliminate branches that cross and touch each other (sensitivity to diseases).
- Fruiting pruning: to increase fruit production, to ensure ripening and enlargement of the fruit.
