Pruning can be done throughout the year but be aware it has a different effect depending on whether it is done in winter or after spring.
If you decide to do your pruning in winter, as is tradition, nature reserves of the tree will be preserved, the shaft being at that time dormant. However, it may not be able to implement immediately the natural defenses and wounds remain raw until the following spring. We must therefore take into account these parameters depending on the nature of the tree concerned.
Conversely, if you choose to prune your trees green (during the period when the tree has leaves), the flow of sap will allow the tree to quickly implement a natural defense system against attack by fungi at the wound. The tree will be able to heal before winter. Moreover, the advantage of cutting green is that it allows a better view of the aesthetics of the tree.
The best way to prune is to anticipate the planting of the tree by thinking about the shape and size it has adult.
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