Wooden Espalier

Wooden plants espalier refers to the technique of training plants, particularly fruit trees or ornamentals, to grow flat against a wooden framework or trellis. This method is both decorative and space-saving, ideal for small gardens, courtyards, or along walls and fences. The wooden structure supports the plant’s branches as they are pruned and shaped into formal patterns, enhancing sunlight exposure and air circulation. Espaliered plants add architectural interest and can produce abundant flowers or fruit in a compact, manageable form.This horticultural technique trains woody trees or shrubs through pruning and tying to create two-dimensional plants, often in specific patterns. Because a plant pruned in this way uses far less space, it is ideal for small gardens and in narrow spaces where spreading trees or shrubs will not fit.

Height x Width (100cm x 75 cm)
Wooden
Price $45 each