Our Apple tree needed to be trimmed.
So we pruned it.
I kept some of the trimmings.
They make a beautiful arrangement.
I put them in a vase full of water and adjust the stems.
About a week later, I have budding leaves.
It's fun to watch the stems sprout and then blossom.
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~Tidbit~
Pruning should consist of keeping the centre of the tree relatively clear of growth, remove all weak or diseased growth and keeping the tree within the space available. Remember that apples will grow on wood produced the previous year, so always keep a good proportion (say 50%) of the previous years growth.