I'd love to do this. Unfortunately, the only good area I have to put them in the ground is a utility easement. The utility companies are bad about damage in the name of keeping things clear. Does this method do well in containers?
I am sure you could, but I don’t think there would be an advantage because containers require heavy pruning. They would probably consume the same amount of space, so it wouldn’t be worth the practical effort unless you wanted a specific aesthetic design.
It is airplane cable. I have it all linked in my Amazon Storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/themillennialgardener/list/23ADCD9GHK54L?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfthemillennialgardener_NSCDZ55JDK0NGX8Z3RHR Please be advised I earn a commission on anything purchased through my affiliate store at no cost to you.
I have a fence like that but a neighbor that would complain if trees hungover on his side of the fence. Do you have a recommendation for a tree that would work for me? Thank you for the video!
You can just do what millennial gardener did in the video train the lateral branches along the steel wire and cut off the central leader at or below the fence line.
Jesus dude I'd love to see how you go about your daily life avoiding everything that could potentially be harmful in large doses. I guess you grow ALL of your food, make your own earthy soap and toothpaste and sew your clothes from the hemp plants you grow in your homemade compost.
That's a false internet myth that hasn't been true in 30 years. Modern copper pressure treating is completely harmless, and people that spread that myth today are living 30 years ago when people used arsenic treatment. Of course, that's been banned for decades in residential lumber.
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I did that and the squirls love the varieties. They use the fence as a freeway to get to the best tree.
I am going to espalier my pear trees…your video is so clear…thanks.
I didn't know you could espalier peach trees, thanks!
Excellent!
Nice
Cool!😃
Very cool. I live in south Florida, do you think I can do this with tropical trees? Soursop, sugar apple, canistel etc
I live in central Florida and have 6 espalier trees. 2 fig, 2 peach, and 2 mango. It works very well
Grow all the figs you can for us northern folk who cant
@@michaelbacile8439what style do you use for your fig espalier?
Very nice. Cross pollination is needed for some fruit trees. Cherry and apricot come to mind.
This is so awesome. Please show us how you grow them your method.
I'd love to do this. Unfortunately, the only good area I have to put them in the ground is a utility easement. The utility companies are bad about damage in the name of keeping things clear.
Does this method do well in containers?
I am sure you could, but I don’t think there would be an advantage because containers require heavy pruning. They would probably consume the same amount of space, so it wouldn’t be worth the practical effort unless you wanted a specific aesthetic design.
I'm planting fruit trees this month, but I need to prep the ground. What are you using for a weed block?
this is like a saw horror movie to fruit trees 🤣
Oh I love this. But I am so scared to do this.
2 things I learned in this video the espalier method. and that you can graft different types of fruits in one tree.
If you want to see the grafting video, it is here: ua-cam.com/video/d1yQKly95eA/v-deo.html
What kind of rope or wire are you trainingvyour trees on?
It is airplane cable. I have it all linked in my Amazon Storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/themillennialgardener/list/23ADCD9GHK54L?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfthemillennialgardener_NSCDZ55JDK0NGX8Z3RHR
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Do you ever remove the steel line installed for the cordons?
I have a fence like that but a neighbor that would complain if trees hungover on his side of the fence. Do you have a recommendation for a tree that would work for me? Thank you for the video!
Just trim that side of the tree, guide it somewhere else
You can just do what millennial gardener did in the video train the lateral branches along the steel wire and cut off the central leader at or below the fence line.
Amazing!! How many feet apart?
7 feet.
Fancy.
Where are you locating the trees? Is this getting East sun or west?
How did you graft the pears?
The video is here: ua-cam.com/video/d1yQKly95eA/v-deo.html
Where do you buy that cedar Mulch at?
Lowe’s.
What is the square footage of the yard this is in. I’d like to have 10 fruit trees
Can this be done with cherry and peach trees
Yes. Any tree can be trained.
Do you know of a nectarine tree that thrives in Raleigh Nc zone 7b
I really enjoy your videos, but I only see sticks here though.
What are u going to do when the trees get much bigger in 5-10 years
He more than likely has a dwarf tree which don’t get very tall
Seem far from each other
Yummy, nothing like a big fresh apple full of chemicals from the pressure treated posts beside them. Bet you won't have issues with worms in them.
Jesus dude I'd love to see how you go about your daily life avoiding everything that could potentially be harmful in large doses. I guess you grow ALL of your food, make your own earthy soap and toothpaste and sew your clothes from the hemp plants you grow in your homemade compost.
That's a false internet myth that hasn't been true in 30 years. Modern copper pressure treating is completely harmless, and people that spread that myth today are living 30 years ago when people used arsenic treatment. Of course, that's been banned for decades in residential lumber.
It's safe. Just double checked on the internet :)