Cherry trees in column shape
You should not automatically deduce from the name column cherry tree a compact growth habit, as many column cherries do not have a regular one cut absolutely remarkable Heights reachable. The following Varieties of the column cherry are available from specialist retailers in many places and are valued by many hobby gardeners and sometimes also by growers:
- Column cherry "Karina"
- Column cherry "Schneider's late"
- Column cherry "Giorgia"
- Column cherry Claudia
- Column sour cherry "Jachim"
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During the harvest season, cherries can be enjoyed fresh from the tree or processed well. Extend the harvest season by placing early and late varieties side by side in your garden plants.
Pillar bulbs: naturally slim or trimmed in shape
Some stay with the pillar pears sorts due to genetic disposition, it is actually columnar and slender almost all by itself, while other varieties occasionally need a slight shape cut for their upright growth habit. Overall, however, most of the varieties of pillar pear are relative
easy-carebecause they don't need to be pruned as much as some other columnar fruit trees. The following varieties of pillar pear are particularly popular outdoors or as Pot culture planted:- Pillar bulb "Obelisk"
- Column pear "Doyenné du Comice"
- Pillar pear "Concorde"
- Pillar pear "Bambinella"
- Pillar bulb "Decora"
- Pillar pear "Condora"
- Pillar bulb "Conference"
The column pear variety “Conference” not only offers particularly storable, juicy fruits, but is also suitable as a “pollinator variety” for pollinating others Pear varieties.
Column apples for balconies and gardens
While some columnar fruit trees cannot be grown very compactly, with the right pruning columnar apples can even be suitable for the balcony Heights be realized. If they are adequately watered, columnar apples also appreciate warm and sunny locations on the balcony or terrace. The following varieties have proven themselves in terms of plant health and yield:
- Column apple "Bolero"
- Column apple "Ballerina"
- Column apple "Rhapsody"
- Column apple "La Torre" (particularly resistant to scab and mildew)
- Column apple "Flamenco"
- Column apple "Redini Cuckoo" (with red colored pulp)
- Column apple "Malini Black Beauty"
- Column apple "Goldcats"
- Column apple "Red River"
- Column apple "Green Sensation"
Tips
Some columnar fruit trees tend (intentionally) to form extremely numerous flowers, from which sometimes an almost unreal number of fruits can arise. However, it may be that the amount of fruit is disproportionate to the size of the plant. So if you place more value on fruit quality than quantity, then you should remove some of the small fruits shortly after flowering if there is too much fruit. In this way, the remaining fruits can really fully ripen and develop their full aroma due to the better supply from the plant.
