The pruning of small peach trees planted this year can eliminate the overly low shoots in the upper trunk, and the overshoots in the middle dry upper part can be repeated, so as to maintain the advantage of dried stems. The restraining branch is a leggy branch that is formed on the back of the bow after the budding. Due to the competitive growth of the dorsal branches, the growth of the drooping shoots was inhibited, and the amount of drooping shoots was reduced and the flowers became early flowering. Containment branches are generally removed during pruning after pinning. If the main branches are missing, they can also be kept and the branches can be filled.