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In theory, it would be possible to do them now, but later maybe better, especially if they are late producing trees and they have only just dropped their leaves. The tree will enter dormancy after leaf drop, but the tree may also still be drawing down the energy stores in the branches down into the root system. Cutting too early, will mean that the tree will loose these energy reserves.

 

This article may help to explain how, when and why to prune your apple trees.

 

Pruning Apple Trees - How and when to prune

 

Hope this helps.

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