Dwarf Apples

Lots of people are wanting to grow fruit trees in their gardens and dwarfed apple trees may be just the go.

Some people can grow 4 or 5 dwarfed trees and they should produce fruit in their second year.

You can grow them in pots and they do need to be kept moist on hot, dry days.

Being smaller growing trees they are easier to spray, prune and harvest and can be grown on a trellis or wires or espallied.

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