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Espaliers
... Top of Document From Ornamentals to Espaliers Selecting an Espalier Pattern -Formal Patterns --Cordon --U-Shapes --Palmette --Fence Patterns -Informal Patterns Supporting Espaliers Attaching Espaliers to Masonry Walls Planting and Training Espaliers ... is desired, cut the terminal at the level of the first cordon, usually 15 to 18 inches (0.4 to 0.5 m) from the ground. If no special design is ...
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Espalier
... . One of these is known as espalier. Espalier is the art of training trees to branch in formal patterns usually along a wall, or on a trellis. The technique of espalier first became popular several ... off any flower buds; this permits the tree to direct its energy into vegetative growth until the espalier pattern is complete. If you are bending a branch and it should happen to crack, don't despair. ...
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Espalier
... very simple, free-flowing natural and informal designs to complicated formal patterns. The most common formal styles are candelabra, tiered, basket weave, fan, cordon, pinnate, palmate, or diamond motif. Draw your design ... be directed into plant growth to complete the design. Branches that are part of the pattern should not be tip pruned until they reach their desired length. Side shoots should be ...
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