The Benefits of Dwarf Fruit Trees

By: Jessica A

I was so excited when my husband and I recently moved into our dream house. We now had high vaulted ceilings and a gorgeous fireplace. Everything was as perfect as could be, and it was our dream come true. The only problem was that the yard was bare and needed something.

Even though I didn't have much gardening experience, I wanted to do something that would make the surrounding landscape just as beautiful as the gorgeous interior of the house. A friend suggested dwarf fruit trees. I shrugged at her and said I had no idea what in the world that was.

But I instantly fell in love with the idea after she showed me a picture she found online of the cutest little apple trees imaginable. After doing some research, I found that they didn't need very much maintenace apart from something for support. I was excited now. Dwarf fruit trees don't need a lot of pruning, and it's easier to protect them from birds and frost than the bigger varieties of fruit trees.

So after planning out the layout of the trees and getting several different varieties, my husband and I set to work. Before too long, we had planted them behind the lower plants in my planned garden. They were in a nice little row, and I had spaced them approximately 18 inches apart. They were held in place by stakes.

After that, we planted some lower standing plants and flowers. I am so glad my friend suggested dwarf fruit trees, because now I'm in love with them. Now whenever I have guests over to my house, they can enjoy the beautiful colors and bright fruits of these adorable fruit trees, along with my cheery flowers.

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