Bunnings Warehouse catalogue - 1 Mar - 31 Mar 2023 - NO LONGER VALID - page 25 *

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Advertising promotion 1. Decide on a shape 4. Cut thicker branches first 2. Check for pests and diseases 3. Select then sterilise saw 6. Shape the tree 5. Trim inner branches STEP 1: DECIDE ON THE SHAPE Stand back and assess the shape of the tree or shrub, deciding on the final shape and height you’d like. Tip: Keep fruit trees lower to reach ripe fruit, whereas you might like to keep a hedge tall for privacy. STEP 2: CHECK FOR PESTS AND DISEASE Take a closer look, inspecting for signs of pests and disease, and treat them accordingly. For example, common problems on citrus trees include citrus gall wasp, scale and powdery mildew. STEP 3: SELECT YOUR SAW 1 RYOBI 14" (35cm) 36V RCS36X4 4.0Ah brushless cordless chainsaw kit, $499, I/N: 0165902. 2 RYOBI 44cm 36V RPT3600 cordless pole hedge trimmer, $349/skin only (battery and charger sold separately), I/N: 3381294. 3 RYOBI ‘Expand-It’ APR05 pole pruner attachment, $179, I/N: 0173009. For slicing through thick branches quickly and cleanly, go for a superversatile Ryobi 36V brushless 14 inch chainsaw. For pruning hard-toreach branches and hedges, the Ryobi 36V pole hedge trimmer and pole pruner attachment are the perfect choice. To avoid spreading disease, sterilise the blades of the saws with white spirit before and after pruning. Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered. Safety tip: Always wear the appropriate safety equipment (eye and ear protection, gloves and mask, for example) and always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the product or equipment. STEP 4: CUT THE THICKEST BRANCHES FIRST To ensure a clean cut, use the saw to make a small cut on the bottom of the branch, then cut from the top opposite that cut. This prevents the protective cambium layer of the branch from tearing as the branch falls. Apply a prune-sealing paint to the cut to help protect the plant from possible infection and disease. STEP 5: TRIM INNER BRANCHES FOR AIRFLOW Good airflow prevents the build-up of moisture on the leaves and allows in more sunshine, helping prevent disease. Increase airflow by pruning some of the smaller branches inside the tree. STEP 6: SHAPE THE TREE Shape the plant beautifully using your Ryobi 36V pole hedge trimmer for smaller branches and leaves. Then step back and admire your handiwork! Now see it happen Want to watch this mandarin tree get into great shape? Scan this code to see how easily it’s done with Ryobi. @RyobiAU @ryobiau

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