Creating an espalier Belgian fence || Look how it's grown!

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Can you believe it's been three years since I started this espalier Belgian fence grown from 'Royal Raindrops' crabapples? It's looking great but there's a bit of maintenance to be done.
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@athena03000 Год назад

I remember back when u said the fish got re-homed so that person just wasn’t paying attention. Love ur videos! I’m rewatching all the videos on ur channel just cuz ur gardens r so gorgeous (even when u don’t think so 😊)

@triciae1423 Год назад

I watch for a glimpse of the Belgian fence anytime you’re in that general area of the garden. I have loved seeing it grow, and chuckle every time I remember you needing to drink before you pruned the trees. You were so brave!

@dianed805 Год назад

Omg they're 'feeder fish'! Its in the name people 😅 The fact that Erins have the whole summer instead of being gobbled up in someone's prize fishtank is a bonus imo lmao. Btw, the espalier is gorgeous. Thank you for the update. I watched that episode and was shocked when you said its been 3 years!

@stevenpb20 Год назад

As you probably know, espalier is noted to have started in Roman times. The word Belgian goes back to the 1620s. Espalier became popular in the 17th and 18th centuries. So, take your best shot at guessing when the term Belgian was attached to the cross hatch style of espalier. I think it's easier just to accept the fact that it's one of the six best known espalier designs. P.S. Erin yours is just beautiful, and it's been a pleasure to watch it come along from the time that you first created it.

@SusanMiddleton1 Год назад

This video tells me I’ve been following you for three years. I was looking for videos that would show me how to espalier. When you had that gin and tonic before you cut the whips, I said to myself, “that’s the gardener for me”. I ended up doing an espalier of 5 Pyracantha on a structure along my driveway. It’s been very successful and I get a lot of comments especially when the berries turn orange in the fall. It’s a great project for a gardener who loves to prune.

@jennaleigh6049 8 месяцев назад

That first video is why I am here today, after pretty much the same reaction hahah.

@didisinclair3605 Год назад

Such a great project, Erin! I remember you planting this. It has come along so beautifully!!!

@prairie2gem Год назад

Love the look of the criss cross so much better than the typical "arms out" espalier. Glad to see your progress!

@franthomas5867 Год назад

Im so in awe of this project Erin. I think with 3 years into it , you can now call yourself the "Patient Gardener"! Love your vids!

@Gloriusblooms Год назад

There’s no way to please everyone like the people who may think you’re terrible to some fish! Come on people give her a break and we are here for gardening! Thanks for the great video Erin and happy gardening! 🥰🌱

@user-yk4ei7wm1c Год назад

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this fence! It is SO beautiful and because of your videos I feel like I could do it myself! Thank you for the updates along the way! I look forward to them :)

@anitahadley2871 Год назад

I love the Belgian fence so much! I remember when you started it and can’t believe it’s been 3 years already. I had great faith in you that it would turn out beautifully and it has.

@peggyriordan9857 Год назад

The fence looks beautiful and the blooms...WOW! Thank you!

@janetleeharrison Год назад

You are doing an amazing job - especially for your first go at it! Loving how this has progressed so quickly for you. The delicate pink flowers are a classic beauty for sure. How could anyone ever get tired of looking at them?😍

@thedivide3688 Год назад

The Espalier looks amazing!!!....and .... That you had to explain about rehoming the fish is ridiculous. People these days...I don't have that specific Papyrus but I submerge mine completely and it still grows gangbusters. My Papyrus has been growing in water for 5 years.

@TheImpatientGardener Год назад

That’s good to know. I think I’ll move mine down a bit then so you don’t see the pot.

@gardeningatriverside Год назад

I'll add that mine bust terra cotta pots every year. This year I've just submerged the roots directly into my stock tank with no pot

@thedivide3688 Год назад

@@gardeningatriverside Yeah…I’m about to divide mine and just sink it in the rocks.

@lisacanaday7887 Год назад

I remember you being so nervous when planting your Belgian fence you were drinking Gin for courage, so cute!

@daiseegray9110 Год назад

The Belgium fence is looking fabulous 🌼🐝

@guntaweiland3428 Год назад

Love your Belgian fence, wherever it came from. Beautiful🤗

@alcg3981 Год назад

I did not know such a thing existed😮! Pond Dye! Creates a mirror effect, I like it😊. 'Belgian Fence' for Belgians is like 'French Toast' for French😂. It's called Pain Perdu here in France😉.

@emkn1479 Год назад

THREE YEARS?! Ain’t no way. Looks great!

@anna-marielarson4968 Год назад

I remember this from back when! Thank you for the update - it is all too inspiring. 😉

@carolynmaccord3635 2 месяца назад

I really appreciate your time and work with these videos! What a beautiful job.

@lisaf4300 Год назад

It looks wonderful! I would be proud too. Excellent job Erin. Thanks for sharing.

@dianawilson5030 Год назад

I remember you having a G&T for liquid courage before you snipped the whips…man, that was scary biscuits.

@maartendevries778 Год назад

Thanks for the update on the Belgian fence, I was really looking forward to that.

@suzannebartow6390 Год назад

Absolutely stunning...I love espalier plants and have a tricolor beech on one but your Belgian fence is even better. Well done......

@upnorth21 Год назад

Congrats on the success of the Belgian Fence-very pretty! Thanks also for showing us the pond before the back dye. Neat to see what it looks like. The dye is a great touch.

@pcrice-lr2dn Год назад

The Best video that I have seen in a long time. Thanks ♥️🍃

@nadinecartwright1979 Год назад

wow 3 years has flown by,

@sandraengstrand2784 Год назад

Wow, how amazing is your Belgian fence trellis!!!! 💕🌿☀️

@2prettyfunnythings736 Год назад

Looks great. I remember when you planted them…dang I’m bummed I didn’t start something like this then

@amyhoff1501 Год назад

I remember too , wow 3 years ,that’s amazing , looking great

@bethlynch1909 Год назад

I love the Belgian fence. The crabapple trees in bloom are beautiful. Regarding the pond fish, I hate the expression but you can't fix stupid. Whoever posted that you kill your fish must not "know" you like the rest of us do. Keep doing what you're doing. I love your videos.

@CatatonicSlug Год назад

Your hair is so golden and gorgeous

@lizsurbanroost3624 7 месяцев назад

My not so local garden center sells bare root trees in the spring, I am planning on getting some bare root fruit trees and will be turning them into espalier trees. I spent the summer fighting the invasive weeds and spent the fall preparing the area for my future mini orchard. I have always wanted fruit trees but never had the sun or space. We cut down all but the biggest tree in the backyard and so now I have the sun and I discovered espalier and realized now I don't need the space for 15 foot trees, I can just keep them small! I want apple, pear and peach trees for sure. I got a bare root crabapple from this garden center last year and I love it, its done so well, I hope my fruit trees will be the same.

@pandasrose Год назад

This is a really cool project! You make it easy to understand.

@littlefurrow2437 5 месяцев назад

Cant wait to see the gaps filled! 💚

@amymerber Год назад

I loooove your Belgian fence! I did a temporary one last year with Love in a Puff vine. I spent a few minutes daily tidying it up…was very meditative!

@TheImpatientGardener Год назад

Oh I bet that was cool!

@j.m.7056 Год назад

I temember when you first planted the whips. The fence looks excellent after three years! Provides so much interest in the vegetable garden.

@pamelacallaway3922 Год назад

I love how the Belgian fence is growing! It’s coming along just beautifully.

@lisalundstrom1591 Год назад

I remember when you put this in. And at the time I was obsessed with starting one of my own. Now seeing this again, I am feeling the same way. I wish I had a place to do this.😊

@SteveL2012 Год назад

The espalier is looking absolutely beautiful! It seems like just yesterday I was watching you create it. 3 years, already! Cheers, Erin!!

@letstalkgardeningwithrobin Год назад

Love those clips. Use them all the time!

@NitaP1569 Год назад

Wow! The espalier is Really fun. Thank you for sharing

@ericaallen2756 Год назад

I'll never forget those first cuts. I've never related to a moment more, lol. I am AMAZED at the growth. I knew then I should have experimented with you and if I didn't start then, I'd kick myself in three years. And here we are, hahaha. I love it! Definitely one of my favorite garden journeys to watch. Now to just find a spot (and the whips) for this in my garden...

@juliafiore120 Год назад

Such a great video! I can’t believe that was 2 years ago. They look amazing! 😍

@karenh.7086 Год назад

Erin, you should be proud, the Belgian fence is beautiful! (even without the flowers)

@user-ch7mn1kj4b Год назад

I my word. They’re fish. Some ppl get so worked up over anything. Fish don’t live forever. No living thing does. You’re doing a fantastic job. Ignore the haters that need to get a grip I’m so loving the fence. I’ve been trying to talk my husband into a Belgian fence. Don’t think it’s going to happen so I’ll have to enjoy yours.

@lindagartner1675 Год назад

I will never forget when you had to clip the whips the first time to begin this wonderful looking fence. We were all hesitant with you at that first cut.

@pamelavalente3731 Год назад

So happy to see how well all of your careful attention has paid off with your espaliered crabapple. It looks stunning. Glad to see how tickled you are by it too. 💚😊💚

@helenpecoraro9096 Год назад

Erin I follow you constantly and love your garden ideas💕💕💕 your projects are so inspiring. Thank you for sharing. Helen

@SleepyDragonGardening Год назад

The Belgian fence is so named because it bears a resemblance to an anti-tank trap from WWII (per my historian husband) 🦋

@gwenb4531 Год назад

Wow, the fence looks awesome! I am going to watch all the vids on how you created it.

@cherylsanatore7631 Год назад

This area, the pond, and the espalier are great!

@kimbailey742 Год назад

The espalier tree is bar far the most beautiful thing I have seen. I'm totally jealous, lol. Nice job!

@mariemcgrath8681 Год назад

I've never seen anything like this Fence, it's so beautiful.

@CatatonicSlug Год назад

The fence is elegant and has beautiful structure

@shelleyscarborough9171 Год назад

Erin you calm my spirit. Anxiety hits when I'm gardening and thinking waaaay too much about what I'm doing and then I watch your video and your vibe just makes me step back and enjoy the process.

@amynelsongreen3243 Год назад

The Belgian fence has been such an amazing project and it looks so beautiful as it is filling in! Evidence that there’s no time like the present to get started on longer term garden projects. So rewarding and time goes faster than you think it will at the start. Thanks for the update Erin!

@truthbetold2611 Год назад

The first time I learned about a Belgian fence was Martha Stewart's pear espalier. Classic-looking plus the fruit. Simply stunning.

@altheab.8907 Год назад

Pity the pond dye doesn’t come in tablet form for small water features. Your espalier is coming along nicely. I remember when you planted it. Didn’t take long to fill in. It’s something to be proud of, Erin. 🥰

@treelover7566 Год назад

love your espalier

@robertarohwer3861 Год назад

Totally gorgeous... and the growth this year! Wow!

@Rougebasque Год назад

You should be so proud of yourself! So satisfying when your vision becomes reality! Bravo!

@christinem7356 Год назад

Beautiful and a great use of vertical space!

@nancyholbert2768 Год назад

I love your Belgian Fence!!! It makes the fact that there is a fence behind it not as noticeable. I watch a lot of gardening channels, and you might be the first and maybe the only one doing this!!! Gardening Kudos!!! P.S. I like everything else you do too!!!

@pennylivingston148 Год назад

I used Confederate Jasmine to create my 2 Belgium Fences. They are dark, dark green and have a lovely fragrance when in bloom. I. was inspired by your Belgium Fence. Thank you.

@heidihein8662 Год назад

Love, love, love the Belgian fence!

@mariacross5170 Год назад

I love the fence !!

@asianangie7209 Год назад

Looks amazing! Love the update!

@joannghram5832 Год назад

Looks great Erin😀

@newt52864 Год назад

Love when experiments work 😉

@rickyt3961 Год назад

looks great. i can't believe its been 3 years; i remember that vlog.

@judymckerrow6720 Год назад

Thanks Erin, trees are looking good.🌸💚

@annettehovey6011 Год назад

I vividly remember when you planted this and your angst about chopping off the whips!! Well worth it!

@dannakuhr9718 Год назад

I also think that is So COOL!

@sc00badive Год назад

Thanks for the updates, I especially love the lotus pond.

@epidgegg Год назад

Another great video, Erin!

@joannagel4681 Год назад

Beautiful❤❤

@charleneskalmusky5509 Год назад

I love it!

@littlebluecloud3433 Год назад

It's so gorgeous! I was totally there (in YT land) when you took on this project, and it's so gratifying for me to see even though all I did was watch your video LOL. I can only imagine how it feels to you to see the progress in real life. Kudos to you, Erin! I learn so much from you. Can't wait to see Year 5!!!

@jenniferwolford4646 Год назад

Oh my!! It all looks so beautiful Erin!! I love your garden!!

@carmenbailey1560 Год назад

What a gorgeous look, love it. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊

@theresabrown6980 Год назад

Love your videos!

@maryjomathews4749 Год назад

Love it.

@titosrevenger Год назад

Looks beautiful! I watched the original video. It's so cool to see how far it's come in a relatively short period of time.

@AttnDefDis_ Год назад

So cool to see the fence coming along. Was there for the first vid. Royal Raindrops are great!

@venusgarden959 Год назад

Amazing fantastic🤘😝🤘🤘😝🤘❤❤❤❤❤❤

@GardenDiscovery Год назад

Looks great. Those clips are my fave find of the year. They work great with sweet peas , because as the sweet peas attach you can unclip and use farther up. Ah, it's the little things in life 😅

@gerideem1350 Год назад

Looks so pretty. 3 yrs went by quick.

@lorihanby6733 Год назад

This is so beautiful!!! I love the look of it on your garden fence so you can see all the way through the openings. I think you need to challenge Laura on Garden Answer to plant one somewhere on their property. 😊

@jaynereddyhoff4050 Год назад

It looks fantastic! I planted mine in February 2021 and I've been amazed how much it's grown

@denise1087 Год назад

Beautiful. I would love to have an espalier ❤

@kathyberndt3192 Год назад

Congratulations Erin! The trees look great. I remember when you started this project and were afraid to cut them. The gin and tonic worked 💪.

@transcendingt3387 Год назад

Your espalier is gorgeous. I would want to grow them all around the garden fence. Magical. I love your pond. Do you have a video of overwintering the lotus?

@lindis2660 Год назад

Great video!

@helenevans3494 Год назад

I remember you having a gin pre planting. I felt your pain cutting the whips, but my o my arnt they fabulous now. Fab to have update.

@emkn1479 Год назад

We’ve ordered “trees” from the Arbor Day Foundation and they are most often tiny, unbranched whips. They’re helpful if you call. Might be a resource 🤷‍♀️

@kristaself126 Год назад

I’m glad you could laugh at the crazy comment about the fish. It’s her loss to quit following you over Fish. Had she stayed around, she would know that you re-home them.

@angelacollins1343 Год назад

I bought some of those clips at the dollar store last week.

@8cupsCoffee Год назад

I thought the copper fungicide was ok to use on apple trees, I'm going to have to check it out

@jenniferwilkerson6495 Год назад

18:40 I was also surprised to hear Erin say that you can’t use it on edible plants! As far as I can tell, and I just looked it up, it is safe for use on edible fruits and vegetables, I’m referring specifically to the Espoma brand, called Captain Jack’s Copper Fungicide. That’s what I’ve used the past few years on my fruit trees. It’s also approved for organic gardening. That espalier is stunning!! 😍