Cách Làm Giàn Vòm Trồng Táo Lê Bí Ngô Cải Tạo Vườn Nhỏ Thành Thiên Đường

Even if it's a small space the width should be at least as wide as your arm span Don't make it narrower or it will feel extremely claustrophobic I tried it and the results were truly amazing I've been using this method for several years now Some years have yielded far better harvests than others Among them the seeds resembled Christmas betel nuts hanging suspended in midair I noticed drinking it formed a gentle S-shaped curve That way you can see right through from one end to the other And all the apples here have been sliced very aggressively This is the ancient espalier technique for shaping flat gold I shaped the gold into three tiers to wear with trailing pumpkin vines because they can grow up to six to nine meters tall I'll bet you this will be one of the most amazing things you've ever seen in a garden And by the end of this video I'm sure you'll want to own a pumpkin and apple ring of your own right away This is my small garden in Kulhok Land Central Banet I've been connected to this place for about 14 years And it is truly my greatest pride and joy Previously I tended a garden on another plot of land Then I happened to see this piece of land was vacant so I immediately thought I really wanted to move up here The plot was significantly larger than the land I owned at the time Thanks to that I gained extra space to plant a few more fruit trees Many years ago I visited a local nursery while I was still in South Africa Just outside their small office building People had pruned some of the trees I was completely captivated at that moment And I think from that day onward I always find it fascinating how people train plants to grow in flat espalier styles and shaping them into unique forms My approach is to heavily prune all the apple trees here This is the ancient espalier training technique I shaped it into three tiers training the branches to grow horizontally and vertically along the frame Then I left a few vertical branches growing upward and I continuously trimmed them very closely One of the secrets to doing this is You must prune them twice a year While most fruit trees are typically pruned in autumn and winter Under the espalier training technique because of the need for heavy pruning you'll need to perform one more pruning session in midsummer as well You must regularly trim back the new green shoots that grow too long to keep the plant neat and tidy Thanks to this when winter arrives The main task is simply shaping the tree Even if I might lose a little fruit I hope the quality of the remaining fruit will better and the plant also didn't grow out of control I really love pumpkins but unfortunately space is limited I don't have enough space to grow the pumpkin vines sprawling across the ground as they can stretch up to six to nine meters long When I saw these arches the apple trees were still quite small and there was plenty of space left So I decided to try training a few pumpkin vines to climb Since pumpkins are climbing plants they spread out long vines Meaning they can absolutely climb the trellis I tried it and the results were truly excellent I've been using this method for years now There have been years when the fishing season was exceptionally abundant this year is somewhat disappointing but in the past I have achieved brilliant success The overall effect I am striving to create Pumpkins and apples hang suspended together in the air Among them are Christmas ornaments hanging loosely and you simply step gently beneath And as you can see this evening if the light passes through perfectly the scene will appear utterly magnificent Although this doesn't happen every day it usually lasts only two or three weeks each year around this time All depends on lighting conditions as well In fact it was the garden's topography that determined the location of the shaded tunnel or more accurately the arches of my own design Since several tree trunks were already in place here to begin with So I had to skillfully slide the frame through them When I designed this path I made sure to shape it into a gentle S- curve so you can see all the way through from one end to the other yet it gives a very dynamic feel As a result you achieve a very attractive curve So I decided to build the arch frame in that shape Then all I did was use plastic tubes designed for greenhouses I drive small stakes into the ground then simply slide the connecting tubes onto them with a horizontal bar to hold everything together Later I added other types of bars o enhance the frame's durability at the same time it also helps me tolerate the scorching sun more easily Because it gives me the essential framework And at each ankle I plant an apple tree Everything is already assembled at the corner joint and sold together In addition I also grow quite a few old-fashioned flowers I have many climbing roses I also have wisteria And a few other types of plants are climbing up this trellis as well When you browse through the seed collections especially during the cold middle of winter everything always looks so tempting that you just want to buy it all But after buying and trying to grow a few varieties I realized they weren't at all suited to my goals One type I mentioned earlier is the Keti It is a very good apple variety and is commonly used for fermenting fruit But personally I don't find it tasty when eaten fresh Moreover this apple variety drops its fruit very early and very quickly You might want to stop by the garden this week But by the time we returned the following week they had already fallen completely to the ground In fact there are a few tree varieties that exhibit this trait I really enjoy giving away fruit to others But dealing with the quantity of fallen fruit can sometimes be a problem Because I don't want to waste them I usually bring a lot to work and always try to encourage my coworkers to do the same bringing them back to give to their family and friends as well Usually I manage to get rid of almost all of them no matter what kind of item it is The only advice I have for you is to make sure it's tall enough and wide enough no matter how small the space might be en the width should be at least as wide as your arm span Don't make it narrower because it will feel extremely claustrophobic It won't work You need proper air circulation You need light to penetrate inside So design it to be truly comfortable Just decide on the standard diameter from the start Length however you can adjust flexibly depending on the space you have It could be one meter It might just be a single loop not necessarily a long drawn-out tunnel like this one It might just be a short loop with two stakes like that and a crossbar spanning the top And you can grow trees—apples pears roses or anything else you like There are no limits at all because you can control the height My line here is definitely around 2.1 meters tall I'm 1.8 meters tall so it 's perfectly within reach for you So if you're a bit shorter in stature You probably don't want the row too high The trick is I don't want to have to use a ladder for any gardening task I just want to be able to reach up comfortably to prune when needed or pick fruit or simply touching to greet them I love every season of the year I just find winter a bit too long sometimes So last year with a short winter and thanks to the pleasant weather lasting from March onward everything was wonderful And the fruit trees have also responded very positively—never before have I had such a bountiful harvest across all types of trees From plums and pears to peaches and apples everything is wildly out of season yet of course I love every single season And I'm always looking forward to autumn I love the transition between seasons especially in mid-winter when I usually focus on heavy tasks All tasks such as digging the field preparing the soil applying compost fertilizer and getting everything ready for the next planting season And so it goes A year slipped by peacefully and I had everything organized to the point where I knew every task by heart and exactly when to do each one And everything just fell perfectly into place thanks to that I never feel pressured to do anything and I can effortlessly let everything pass by this approach truly works wonders for me and I think my lawn It is precisely this that serves as the foundation enhancing the beauty of everything around it When it's always green and juicy—here's a little tip for everyone I can clear out all the debris and trim it down The grass is ready I just push the mower across once and it's instantly neat and tidy That's definitely it a technique that saves effort —least for me and I believe many others could also apply this approach You ca Compost all the fallen leaves by mowing them into small pieces and spreading them on the lawn then let them decompose into fertilizer That way there will be no more need for disposal Any weed seed no matter how small also helps prevent more weeds from growing I usually enjoy walking barefoot around the garden The feeling is truly It's so great and I really enjoy mowing my lawn to create those neat stripes—nothing beats it Even so For those who've unwittingly fallen in love with wildflowers I've always wanted to preserve a patch of grass inspired by them Certainly That's it And now it's become something that makes me exclaim wow I really wish I had one of these ere But clearly if you have a smaller garden you don't necessarily have to make it on such a large scale This is It's truly a fantastic idea and if you're looking for more inspiration to follow I have a video right here and a playlist in the corner brimming with videos about other amazing gardeners Have a wonderful day If you enjoyed the video Helpful Please like subscribe and turn on notifications for new videos and share to support us Thank you see you next time Nice to see you all again