Lane Greer Espalier (pronounced ess-PAL-yay or ess-PAL-yer) is a training technique used to grow plants flat against a wall or fence. "Isn't that unnatural?" you ask. Not so much, really. Plants ca

Posted on 07 November 2009 Are you interested in getting higher yields of fruit, want a fruit tree but don’t have space for a regular-sized one, or just want an interesting pruned plant as a foca

Espaliering means training a tree or shrub to grow against a flat surface. It's a technique which has been used in France for centuries, particularly with pear and apple trees, and it makes a lot of s

By Rev. J.D. Hooker After originating in the semi-arid regions of the middle east, espaliering (is-`pal-yer-ing) became a commonly employed fruit tree growing method of the Greco-Roman world. La

Uploaded by GardenGuy06 on Feb 27, 2008 We love fresh fruit, but we have a small space in our garden. Here is how to espalier a fruit tree for fruit and a living wall. Category: Entertainment Ta

Uploaded by cwinicole01 on Oct 17, 2011 This video describes how to espalier or grow a tree on vertical and horizontal planes. This video shows espaliered fruit trees, but the technique can be used