I have been reading about this book. I have been wanting to plant some dwarf fruit trees and this looks like a great way to create small fruit trees.
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It makes a fun project.
I have two sweet cherries, an apple, two pears, and a persimmon tree that are trained in informal espalier styles along the fence to the front yard (not bordering neighbors), and have posted photos at various times. (They will probably turn up if you search the forum for "Espalier Fence Row)
I used to have two apple espaliers but lost one.
I have two sweet cherries, an apple, two pears, and a persimmon tree that are trained in informal espalier styles along the fence to the front yard (not bordering neighbors), and have posted photos at various times. (They will probably turn up if you search the forum for "Espalier Fence Row)
I used to have two apple espaliers but lost one.