espalier-tree

2 года назад

This video demonstrates the initial steps of training an espalier fruit tree. The presenter, Laura, shows how to create a structure for the tree using wires and flexible tape, gently tying the branches to encourage growth in a desired direction. The video also highlights the importance of timing pruning for optimal health and avoiding fungal diseases.

4 года назад

This video demonstrates how to espalier fruit trees, a technique that trains trees into a two-dimensional form. The video covers the process of pruning and tying branches to create a desired shape, highlighting the importance of regular maintenance and using appropriate materials. The video also discusses different espalier styles and the benefits of this technique, such as maximizing space and creating a unique aesthetic.

8 лет назад

This video follows up on a previous one about growing apple trees on an espalier. The speaker shows how the tree has matured and is now producing large, grocery store-sized apples. They discuss the importance of pruning and fertilizing the tree to keep it healthy and productive.

5 лет назад

This video demonstrates how to prune an espalier apple tree. The video focuses on removing water sprouts and maintaining the spurs, which are the small branches where fruit grows. The presenter explains how to prune the tree to ensure proper air circulation and fruit production.

8 месяцев назад

This video follows up on a previous video about espalier training, showing how to prune a young espalier tree in the summer after training. The video demonstrates how to tie down branches, prune new growth, and correct mistakes from previous pruning. The presenter also shows how to remove a branch with a poor crotch angle.

3 года назад

The video follows a gardener as they reshape their neglected espalier trees. They demonstrate how to prune and tie back branches to create a formal espalier, using a specialized tape tool. The gardener also discusses the importance of choosing the right materials for tying and avoiding damage to the tree's bark.