I grow my trees on five-dimensional planes. It's a much better use of space.

um, there' a mountain behind you.

I have watch countless videos regarding this subject over a 2 year span, have lost $$ on fruit trees due to lack of understanding, even have bought that little fruit tree book, But until I watch this video today I did not have a solid understanding until you did this so Thank You very very much.

Nice video , i have a question my trunk on the vine is long about a cucumber thickness i havent prune for years im puzzled how can i send u a video so u can advise me please

Awesome vid hoss!

This man is so impressive.

I'm pleased I viewed your instructional video. Last winter, as I began pruning, I confused cane pruning with cordon pruning.

This is a hard video to follow and listen to the first step over and over and over.

Thank you for this! Do you have a use for the stems?

Nice job

Learned a lot from your video, not sure if I will watch more videos as I am not sure how much I will actually get into growing things but I subscribed just in case you put out more awesome videos.

Why did you stop making videos? I had the same idea to put an arbor over the greenhouse to shade it. Now need to figure out whats the best tasting grapes!

Fabulous video!!!!! Thanks so much.

Awesome channel with useful content, the website as well.

Time-lapse section is very useful. It’ll be interesting to see one over months to have an overview. I’m doing mine either a mango tree.

So all those branches you cut off. You could propagate those by putting them in sand moist sand. And start more grapes

So there are 2 types of pruning, which is a better option? Great video!

Thank you so much

Here in Canada Niagara area I tried yellow yarrow for two years, no luck with pollinators, went to a white one and there's lots of polinators on it.

Did you use dwarf or semi-dwarf variety?

Perhaps the best pruning video I have ever seen. And for us who need to keep trees small, this is invaluable information.

It’s okay, but I think it would have been better to remove The grass so it doesn’t look like your bed is spilling out onto the sidewalk.. the black curb in the curb side is also pretty ugly.🤔

Wooooow the best information I’ve found thus far. Thank youuu so much 🫶🫶🫶

Is it a problem if I grew 2 trunks off my vine.

The problem with this and other videos is they should but do not start out with defining “Bud” “Cane” “Shoot” “renewal spur” …this is last years’ growth right? Well tell us how we know…rather than ask us. Arrrg. “Too thick” Why? What do you mean? What is wrong with too thick? No it doesn’t make any sense..he asks at 4:10 “If that makes sense” NO! And meanwhile fast forward footage is useless. There is no starting point about what his goal is to start with. Keeps asking if that makes sense..no dude it doesn’t.

Jack Tripper is a gardener!

Soooo awesome!! 😊

Awesome video! Do you have all of your raised bed on that one sprinkler head that you removed?

great explanations verbally and visually of the step by step which I haven't been able to find elsewhere. thank you.

Redwood?? I'm so jealous that y'all are able to get Redwood from the bigbox stores out west! Just a little east in Texas, NOPE! 😭

I understood spur pruning but this is the first video that actually explains cane pruning really well.

Do you have instructions on making your trellis at the end of the video the one that you have on the structure the end of the video

Thank you. I have a gnarly old Himrod that hasn't ever really been pruned. I have hacked away at it but I didn't know what I was doing. It was helpful to see a pruning on the variety that I have.

Good video. I actually always prefer planting with root flare even good inch higher than surrounding ground and can mound up dirt a little

Inspiring!

Also, a pruning lesson over on your arbor would be nice to see :)

At 12:45 you seem to be using the terms "cordon" and "canes", interchangeably. Im confusion

Can almond tree grow in maryland ? we have snow

Pollinizer 1:30

Thank you

Thank you!!!

Very beautiful video n informative❤

We usually have a 100% coddling moth rate in our apples. Can you tell me the ideal time to place bags over apples to protect them from the worms. As soon as the blooms drop or is it better to wait until the apples start to form. We are using the similar organza mesh fruit protection bags you used which allow full sunlight through. But we want to time this perfectly so the blooms are pollinated and spent and not enough time for moths to have laid eggs. Can you provide some guidance to me on this. thanks

Yes an update would be great it looks fantastic

Would love to see an update!

Don’t think I could put as much faith into passerby’s

Thank you for this. The fruit trees at the nursery that are already espaliered are double the price of regular trees. My question: how did you set up the initial tiered wires? Maybe you already have a video of that - I’ll take a look since this is the first of your vids I’ve come across.

Good Job!🤓😎🤠

amazing!!!!

Nice.