Pruning Feijoa in very early spring

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bobDal says... A response is appreciated.	About the Author bobDal WANTIRNA SOUTH ,3152,VIC 5th September 2023 10:39pm #UserID: 23169 Posts: 22 View All bobDal's Edible Fruit Trees
bobDal starts with ... Hi. I have transplanted my Feijoa tree from its pot to the ground. I was wondering if I prune it now, do I get fruit in next autumn. So in other words, does Feijoa fruit on current spring/season growth? Thanks	About the Author bobDal WANTIRNA SOUTH ,3152,VIC 28th August 2023 9:18pm #UserID: 23169 Posts: 22 View All bobDal's Edible Fruit Trees
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TyalgumPhil says... Yes youre absolutely right, the flowers and fruit develop on new growth. I find they need very little pruning except to make sure you train your feijoa to a single trunk. They do tolerate being cut back heavily, and can even be adapted to a hedge. You can cut one of the main branches back, near the trunk, after fruiting to encourage new growth	About the Author TyalgumPhil MURWILLUMBAH,2484,NSW 12th September 2023 10:33am #UserID: 960 Posts: 1377 View All TyalgumPhil's Edible Fruit Trees
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