Introduction to Pruning Fruit Trees

The Environment Centre is a community hub in Swansea, inspiring positive action for a greener, healthier future. For over 25 years, we’ve tackled plastic pollution, biodiversity loss, and climate change. We support and encourage people to protect the environment through education, practical activities, workshops, and events.

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We'll cover the basics of pruning fruit trees so you'll feel confident about keeping your tree(s) in shape.

The National Waterfront Museum

This is an Introduction to Pruning Fruit Trees led by Cyfoeth y Coed's very own Anna Williams.We'll cover the basics of pruning fruit trees so you'll feel confident about keeping your tree(s) in shape.About the teacher: Anna Williams is the Project Manager for Cyfoeth Y Coed. She took The Orchard Project's Certificate in Community Orcharding in 2021 to '22. This was a transformative experience and the start of a growing interest in fruit trees. Anna belives that everyone can grow their own fruit and enjoys sharing what she's learnt.Visiting the National Waterfront MusuemBy bus: the EC is a 15 minute walk from the Quadrant Bus Station.By bike: bikes can be locked at the National Waterfront MuseumParking: are several options for cars.<ol><li>Several spaces for free 3-hour short stay street parking directly outside the Centre building.</li><li>Plenty of free 1-3 hours bays on neighbouring streets.</li><li>There is a pay and display carpark on East Burrows Road at the end of Somerset Place (next to the Dylan Thomas Centre). </li></ol>

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