The Art of Espalier - Episode 1.mov
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2012
- In this episode, espalier expert Peter Thevenot discusses some basics about the art, including a handful of styles and commonly used species.
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Long time ago, inspired by an old photo and then finding this about 5 years ago, I'm happy to say I have my own beautiful horizontal cordon Honeycrisp apple reaching the entire gable end of my house.
Came back to thank you.
Great production! I've just become infatuated with this style of growing and can't wait to try it
Thank you! I live in Sweden and a first time homeowner and beginner gardener. In part to your videos I am trying to learn how to graft then train so I can have my dream Belgian fence around my home with as many varieties of fruit trees as possible! This is an inspiration!
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I had the same experience after visiting Mt. Vernon as well. I had never even heard or seen anything like espalier before and was instantly captivated by it.
Mount Vernon’s is the exact spot that inspired me to look into espalier as well. I loved their step-over cordons bordering all of the beds blocks.
Such beautiful set ups. Thank you. Very inspired, would like to do some in our garden.
I love this art. I had several espaliered apples planted in a garden I recently moved from. I hope the new owner takes care of them. Someday, I want to do the tunnel and maybe a heart. They are lovely. Thanks for these videos. I'll wait for the next one. Thanks again.
I want to move to TN one of these days and start my own nursery. Your work is truly inspirational
The orchard as a vineyard! Fascinating! :)
This is wonderful. Thank you!
I love this guy. Pipe in hand, he is a man with a plan
Thank you for sharing the amazing content, I always want to try training an espalier fruit tree. This is perfect 🌱🍃🌴🌲☘🌿👌
Спасибо..мастеру очень здорово!!!
Много болтает . Лучше показал бы результаты своего дела.
One of the challenges I have seen with exotic pruning is training the owners how to maintain the look. I have found that even so called professional gardeners do not understand how to maintain trees. I do enjoy the variety of shapes that can be done and add interest to a garden space.
Wow! I want to learn to do that. Thanks for the video.
Amazing work.....it's helpful video for achieving good result on waste land
Excellent video. Please make or upload the second video if you have already made it.
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Crap no follow-up video? What you've shown looks incredible.
Very good job sir
I'm new to growing trees. I planted a peach tree whip last spring, cutting it off at knee length....and let it grow. 9 months later, comparing my peach tree with the trees in these videos, I have to conclude that I did my tree a disservice by not rubbing off the two branches just 4 inches above the graft. Those branches are beefy now, but we are told that low branches have to be pruned. I am cool with that, but I'm left with less than good development at the top of the whip.
I have one branch that is near the top of the whip, that I well save as a scaffold. Opposite of this branch is a bump, about the size of a walnut cut in half. On the bump there are 3 branches like a cyclops with 3 eyes, "tri-clops", with three branches in a horizontal row on that bump. If I were to cut off the middle branch, that would add up to 3 future scaffold branches, but I have doubts to the structural integrity of that bump. What about these bumps? Are they a future problem?
With potential scaffold problems due to the bump, maybe I should do espalier to provide structural support for these branches, which might not be strong in the future.
How would I make a hedge using espalier method? I need a canopy high enough to stop leaves falling into our yard we were going to use shrubs but i'm considering espalier/pleaching. Do you graft the espalier branches together
Thanks you
Amazing
Hi Peter - I’ve been thinking about those espalier for years also and happen to have an 80 foot run I’d like to train a Belgian fence on. What spacing do you recommend for prairiefire crabapple trees? Will too close inhibit growth or will too far ruin the design depending on the tree’s spread?
Are all those stakes in the ground semented in?
Peter, I wonder if you've ever checked out Auvil Fruit Company's Vantage Ranch in Washington state. If not, you really should look them up. They probably have the nicest orchards in the world and they use a horizontal cordon system.
This was great. Where is part 2?
Where is 2?
Nursery? Do you sell your espaliered trees? Even the Belgian fence?
Great plants
I hace couple trees but the botton limbs are staying small compre to the top once
How do i make the botton grow biger.
I like the Led Zeppelin at the end. Good vid.
'Tangerine'; what better for a fruit-tree vid!
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Your trees are beautiful! I wondered if you ever have rot problems on the Belgium Fence where branches cross. Typically when you are doing regular pruning, I thought you were supposed to prevent crossing like that. As the branches grow into and around one another, will that not eventually be an issue? Would it be a good idea to make several inches of space at each X to give room for the girth of the branches to grow?
Anyone who can do a Belgium Fence has my admiration. I have so many questions on how to build one, and keep it in good shape. Do you have tours?
If you are still interested in creating a belgium fence easily and maintain it easily in good shape check out this link: www.lockjaw.co.nz/espalier-kit-diamond-king/
Это не бельгийский забор. А называется Пальметтное садоводство. Привет из Киргизии.
Называется пальметтное садоводство. P.S. Привет из Киргизии.
Good
i would love to work for you ,i can water the plants or trees!!please!
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Много говоришь. Лучше покажи результат.👎👎👎👎👎
good for art not fruit
+Travis Robinson a large fruit tree takes up lots of space, by training into certain shapes or against a trellis you can save space and you increase the size of fruit as the plant isn't putting energy into growing branches/leaves but growing fruit
+Travis Robinson Horizontal cordon is actually one of the best ways to grow fruit.
yeah by tying the branch down the inter node branches grow into tops producing more fruits
you could always graft 20 different citrus or stone fruit onto 1 plant to save space
good advice thanks
These guys talk so fricken slow
Jesus crucified trees