What's going on everyone? Welcome back to the show today. We're going to talk about a question from Tony so his question is this for an urban garden

What should I include if I want a small orchard which fruit trees and which berries etc for a compact space. Is there a best practice on what to grow

where? And that's a great question because as we all know most of us don't have a lot of space and if you do you are

certainly fortunate and this will still apply to you if you want to maximize your

fruit production in maybe a smaller section of your property.

But for those of you who have not a whole lot of space to grow in,

and that would be me as well.

I don't have a lot of space myself.

This is a good question to ask.

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go check them out at gardenmaker.com. Okay, let's get into this. We're gonna talk about eight trees

that you can grow in extremely small space.

So the first is going to be any kind of apple tree.

So what you can do is you can grow it instead of as a tree you can grow it as a

bush on a dwarfing root stock or as an espalier, a cordon, a w w you, there's many different ways that you can train in apple tree and it's going to depend on the variety.

So I would try Gala, I would try Fuji, I would try Honey try Honey Crisp all of those will pollinate each other

there's a lot of different things that you can do with apples in a small space so long

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