Beautify Your Home with Espalier Trees 
T HE gardens of the old 
world, especially the 
smaller places where space 
is lacking, depend on Es¬ 
palier trees for much of their 
more tender varieties of fruit. 
It is a tree which will pro¬ 
duce an abundance of fruit 
in proportion to its trunk 
and leaf growth. 
These separate vertical cordons can also be planted single 
with striking effect. They illustrate the extreme in 
space economy which can be gained with true Espaliers. 
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Artistic effect achieved with Espalier pear tree in 
Portland, Oregon 
Fan shaped Espalier peach tree in blossom in 
Berne, Switzerland. 
Double stemmed, fan-trained apple tree, two years old, bearing fruit. 
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The variety of shapes pos¬ 
sible with genuine Espaliers 
has no limit. As readily 
formed as a row of single 
branchless cordons is a luxu¬ 
rious arbor, shady, beautiful 
and productive. 
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An ESPALIER TREE represents ECONOMY as well as BEAUTY 
