It’s surprising how often the bigger trees are the last addition to a garden, when they really should be one of the first.

Growing dwarf apple trees in the backyard & protecting from pests by netting. This variety is the Golden Dorset and I also conduct a taste test after harvesting the fruit. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch ...

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While standard peach trees grow to approximately 25 feet in height, dwarf varieties are available that only reach heights of six feet. Young's weeping birch (Betula pendula "Youngii") is a dwarf ...

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