The lazy man's orchard: get more than organic fruit without tiring
published: 01/06/21, 15:40
I created this thread by shamefully repeating the title of the thread of the vegetable garden.
Considering the success of the other thread, this one seems to me to have its place, right? In addition, this would allow more visibility by possibly locking certain subjects in the garden.
If it seems unnecessary, say so and delete the topic.
I suggest that all fruits from plants with "high branches" are concerned here (we leave in the kitchen garden fruits of "low cultivation" such as red fruits, melons, watermelons .... just for the sake of categorization)
I am launching a first subject: on our future land, I am of course considering fruit production. My land being 2000m², I don't want to consider an orchard that is too large either. It turns out that I have, facing south, a small opposite with a neighboring house. This will technically be the "bottom" of my land, so I am considering a fruit hedge, of reduced height (2m max), so as not to cut off my view of the Pyrenees behind either;)
Has anyone ever tested fruits this way? In hedge?
Come on, let's get motivated! The competition is tough, the other thread is 2000 pages
Considering the success of the other thread, this one seems to me to have its place, right? In addition, this would allow more visibility by possibly locking certain subjects in the garden.
If it seems unnecessary, say so and delete the topic.
I suggest that all fruits from plants with "high branches" are concerned here (we leave in the kitchen garden fruits of "low cultivation" such as red fruits, melons, watermelons .... just for the sake of categorization)
I am launching a first subject: on our future land, I am of course considering fruit production. My land being 2000m², I don't want to consider an orchard that is too large either. It turns out that I have, facing south, a small opposite with a neighboring house. This will technically be the "bottom" of my land, so I am considering a fruit hedge, of reduced height (2m max), so as not to cut off my view of the Pyrenees behind either;)
Has anyone ever tested fruits this way? In hedge?
Come on, let's get motivated! The competition is tough, the other thread is 2000 pages