How to Grow Fruit Trees in Small Spaces

[@karencalhoun2503]

I know this is 4 years ago but this was so helpful for me right now in the year 2023 Thank you for your information

[@malcolmdavids2399]

GREAT VIDEO WHAT AMAZING ORCHID GARDEN , Gives lot of encouragement to others. Best fruit is our home produced!!. Thanks again.

[@tylerp5642]

I appreciate seeing footage from different seasons. It goes to show the preparation and thought you put into this video. Well done!

[@Alkimmic]

Really truly amazing. I was feeling a little discouraged about our space and fruit trees but am brimming with ideas now!

[@CerebralAilment]

Bro this guy looks like a tree. Respect. That's a cool garden!

[@treesagreen4191]

Thank you! So useful to see mature examples of cordons and espaliers and how much space they take up.

[@jillhoward1452]

I love the arch idea! I haven't seen that before.

[@abigailf5271]

Very helpful, as we're about to grow our own apples for the first time. I love how well-managed and inviting his garden is, without being fussy.

[@positivelybeautiful1]

Hello from FL. This is beautiful to watch. It’s amazing how much can be done in a small space, beautiful and fruitful. I will get my permaculture backyard garden planting on Monday. I live in an HOA. I was so happy to see my proposal approved. I’m learning a lot, since I’m a beginner. I have a large yard, but I need to keep it beautiful, so the HOA will not have an issue. I like to see my neighbors hopefully do he same, have an edible garden.

[@GardeningMa]

Absolutely amazing! Could you maybe make a video on how to prune each type of tree? I have a border which I was planning on planting with semi dwarf trees at the back, berries bushes in between and step over at the front but what freaks me out is prunning...

[@michellewordhollis2593]

WOW! Truly amazed at all the various creative ways to grow beautiful fruit trees in a small space. I had no clue! Thank you for creating this video and sharing your knowledge.😊

[@bazzadownunder6117]

Great video, however, the "how" is missing. How do you prune the trees? How do you train the trees? How do you graft?

[@marisaphoenix1893]

🙄 look it up. That wasn’t the purpose of this short video.

[@NasierOmran]

Bend and prune the tree branches at young age. Make use of the space you have and your imagination, be creative. A little common sense.

[@glory_gate]

Very creative way of tree layout and unconventionally training the fruit trees! Great work ,Thank you !

[@Kiyarose3999]

Fantastic, I can only grow in pots, but am really into forest gardens, so I’m going to plant a Dwarf one, in pots/containers!. With Strawberries for ground level.

[@ekundayowt]

Straight to the point. Thanks. Greetings from Sierra Leone.

[@bondiagarden]

What a beautiful garden! Thank you for this wonderful video Mr. Muggleton! I walked away with ideas of how to squeeze in a few extra trees in our small 1,000 sq ft garden!

[@0anant0]

Absolutely amazing! Wonderful ideas -- the arch is a treat!

[@vnxettitw4879]

Yes I want to do an arch w my cherry trees now!

[@readysetsuccess]

Well done! Great to see the trees with and without leaves. Very helpful video.

Thanks for your sharing, the arch arbor growing/training style for the apple tree is amazing!

[@honeychurchgipsy6]

Very inspiring - especially liked the 'Frankenstein's monster' tree at the end!!! My apple tree will be in either a small semi circular raised bed or a very large pot/container. I had thought I was doomed to choosing only one variety (how on earth is that possible?) but now I'm thinking I could have 2 or 3 !!

[@peterk917]

Great examples of keeping very manageable sized fruit trees, thank you for sharing! The one you were able to step over was very cool to see.

[@AmberLee0928]

Love the fruit tree archway idea!

[@ForTheWin2007]

Great videos. I've never thought you could plant fruit trees like that. Thanks

[@andrewsquire9892]

Fantastic! Excellent demonstration. Simply brilliant!

[@wanderingearthgardeners]

Alot of great information packed into one video! Thank you

[@MariuszWelna]

That's an amazing video. Extremwly educative. Thanks for showing trees in defferent seasons, very helpful

[@suzeh4212]

I’m impressed and even more inspired. Thank you

[@Yayafarm]

Wade Muggleton is an amazing name!

[@o00oZu1o00o]

Very beautiful orchard! But what about the dwarfing effect of planting in containers? Do you really need a dwarfing rootstock if you plant in a container? I guess tree seeds people use to make bonsaî trees are just regular seeds from trees that would grow tall if grown in soil..?

[@acenurses9650]

Absolutely amazing !!!!!! Love your garden and ideas ! Cheers from Australia 👍🏼

[@grantmclachlan1]

Fantastic video ! You have inspired me to graft my six container apple trees into 2..........and then get some more varieties 😃

[@PermacultureMagazine]

Wonderful!

[@andreahealey116]

AMAZING trees. Love them. And who knew 3 apples one tree.....just brilliant

[@damienolive2185]

Brilliant presentation..... Valuable information 👍🏾

[@ollileppisaari5037]

Thank you! Its very useful to see some real life examples. 🙂

[@user-su5du9ln8r]

The "step-over" method would use up more vice less space. Most people lack square footage, not space going upward. Would recommend columnar varieties for apples and pears. Vertical growing is where it's at these days for space constrained growers. Also consider growing fruit trees in containers. It is much easier to regulate size of trees this way compared to in-ground.

[@avivilai8923]

fantastic idea, , your garden's full of different types of apple,just make me so happy, thanks very much,😇🤩👍👏🙌

[@ThousandTimesBefore]

I've never seen an arch of apple trees, great idea!

[@yungxama1606]

Oh my god this is wonderful! So inspirational! Thank you!

[@lauragreen49]

Wow, what an inspirational video. Its given me so many ideas. Thanks

[@esmacrafts3702]

I envy how you are enjoying the fresh fruits..

[@terracegardening786]

Wow 😍 in a five min video you showed your hard efforts of years that one generation bough and the other one reaps.Very fascinating👏 Liked and subscribed 👍👍

[@OutdoorScienceDad]

That last apple tree was amazing!

[@brendan5232]

in all seasons, wow. well done.

[@rkthakur7016]

Great information. Thank you. You are a connoisseur of apple farming

[@annaaust8445]

Wow- wow - Re-wow ! I love this, i need to find those rootstocks!

[@MichaelGawesebmainone]

You mind to do a video on grafting since you seem to have done it, there are so many videos out there that could be confusing.

[@carefreedelight2355]

I think you are showing off!!! Only kidding! Very inspiring and mouth watering!

[@thecurlefarm]

Amazing video I've never seen apples grown like this. So interesting. Will give it a go!

[@lbrowning2543]

I love these ideas for edible fences.

[@musaadfelton3909]

Definitely has inspired me. Thank you

[@rogercarroll1663]

Thank you. Terrific work.

[@josephmorgan5630]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@rafaelagonzales498]

I appreciate you are showing your trees it really is inspirational. I love apple trees Thank you!

[@littlequickfire3296]

Wow I love all these ideas! I'm working on our garden and the one request I had from my husband was to put an apple tree somewhere in my landscaping plans. Now it seems much more doable!

[@millzzz6923]

Beautiful video, very informative ❤

[@jjm6187]

Didn't know you can have multiple varieties grafted on one tree! Very cool!

[@patammaboun]

Very impressive, thank you for sharing.

[@salsan2946]

Brilliant! Thank you for posting!

[@quadq6598]

Superb - amazing, totally inspirational, thank you.

[@GalloPhilips]

this is exactly the inspo i needed thank you so much

[@bluewaterfarm1921]

Excellent video!

[@jennybaez-cepeda4919]

Your video blew my mind. Muchas Gracias

[@SpaceH3r0]

Masterful work.

[@abdulmuti1]

This is a great video with very good information Thx a lot

[@KayJohnsonArt]

Thank you. This is very helpful. I have a very small garden. Can you reccomend a very sweet apple and sweet pear please?

[@bkspfarmlife3316]

Hoping to try this

[@salahuddinayubi3914]

Very informative great work.Hope ur fruit garden will grow more well:)

[@Sadidesifamily]

The grafting blew my mind! Soo many varieties on one tree! Genius! I have space sir but gravel down so looking for container fruit trees. And I found dwarf variety on jparker but the tree will grow to 200cm and spread is 150cm...so I'm very confused. But I'm assuming with pruning and guiding the tree I can keep the spread less and the height too?

[@AppleTY2015]

Best video. Thankyou so very much!!!

[@HA-in1me]

great inspirational video, thank you so much

[@rosenurse7687]

Very informative! Thank You!

[@heathercommonsense377]

This video is awesome! I wish I could have you come to my yard and just tell me exactly what to do. We have a big yard but a lot of it is forest and pool. Are apple trees too messy to put in the front yard?

[@fionna5342]

Excellent video. Thank you for the info!

[@macaquemonkeykh]

Very nice garden ♡

[@naumikaur7459]

Hi there do you help people to plan their orchard? If you don’t would you consider it ,you have a wealth of knowledge and experience. Thanks

[@sengmanyrathikoun7092]

Wow... I am so impressed. You are so smart sir.. love ❤️ it..

[@mrslovely1519]

Wonderful, so informative.

[@CHANTIP]

wow!......amazing thank you for sharing, Sir!

[@kornelia8627]

This was great! Thanks!

[@69evan69]

Great video! Thank you

[@nanarocks699]

You are amazing and so inspiring

[@MrJoeyWheeler]

Just stumbled on this while trying to find information on fruit trees. Can I just remark that "Wade Muggleton" is a wonderfully whimsical name?

[@PermacultureMagazine]

Sure is! And it is for real :)

[@HeartOScience]

Thank you so much. Very inspired by your videos. Do you fertilize them often? Also, do you recommend organic pesticides?

[@fruitandvegetablegardeninp7783]

Wow. Perfect idea

[@lovemeanyou]

Fantastic gardener very lush

[@fydon]

Thanks a million God bless you 🙏

[@lucheeese]

Great video, showed it to a family member as well and we will try make a similar little apple tree. Would it be possible with a young plum tree (a big tall variety) to keep it small like these?

[@AKASHACHARYYA]

Really very very beautiful.

[@rose-qo3iy]

Great thank you but i wish you had told us the name of the root stock ie m26 or m9

[@debbiestott3651]

Awesome. Would they all need full sun?

[@cacmang42]

Well done!

[@cairozulu6700]

Great idea! thanks.

[@bogsdolics]

Hi Great video , when you tie the branches to the wire does it cut into the branches or do you tie something soft inbetween like sponge or cloth ect, Thanks ,G.

[@source2950]

Does the root system grow according to the canopy or the same as if allowed to grow free?

[@bearllande]

you clearly have an apple obsession lol

[@deirdresangeetprabhakerdew356]

really great video thank you

[@Contramariah]

Love it !!! What rootstock is the Golden Nobel on, M9?

[@VelvetyMoon]

For the arch- does it need to be dwarf trees used for this method?

[@tigerlilly6895]

I love this! Thank you... I'm in the US and a rather small back yard and a complete novice -- so my silly question, do I have to buy these plants already grafted and growing ie dwarf, or can I grow and train my apple trees myself using organic apple seeds and just pruning them correctly?

[@PermacultureMagazine]

You need to graft to get them to fruit true and on the right root stock.

[@cheryll5496]

As a novice I'd suggest buying a grafted dwarf tree, it will fruit in a year or two and you know exactly what you're getting, where growing from seed will likely end up a big tree with maybe decent fruit - it won't produce for several years and can be quite different from the parent plant. Or similar and bland, or similar and excellent, it's variable. Buying bare rooted trees in winter is pretty cheap.

[@galdinodiasdonascimento8583]

Oi bonito pratacao de marca aquie Brazil