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Columnar apple trees, also known as urban or spire apple trees, are a popular choice for small gardens or for those who want to grow fruit in limited spaces. 🍏 These trees have a tall, narrow shape that resembles a column and can grow up to 10 feet tall. To keep the tree healthy and productive, it is important to prune it regularly. Luckily, with the size of these trees, it's quite simple! In this video, we will discuss the tips and techniques for pruning a columnar apple tree! | Stark Bro's Nu

When space is tight but your apple cravings are big, Fruit Snacks™ Columnar apple trees bring fresh, homegrown flavor to even the smallest landscapes. At 8-10 feet tall but only 2 feet wide, it fits perfectly in narrow spots or containers, making harvesting a breeze. Enjoy tasty apples from year one, and watch its pretty blooms transform your garden in spring. Pro tip: plant it near a second apple variety for pollination and an even more abundant harvest. Who says small spaces can’t be fruitful?

Grow apple trees in containers or as an edible hedge with columnar apple trees! 🍏 Also referred to as urban fruit trees or colonnades, these fantastic fruit trees are perfect for small-space growing and edible landscaping. Staying ~2-4 ft. wide and growing 8-10 ft. tall, they are quick to start bearing full-sized apples. Find these patio-perfect plants 🔗 below & catch the Stark Scarlet Spire on sale during the 🌸 Spring Blossom Sale 🌸 https://www.starkbros.com/products/fruit-trees/apple-trees

Post an 🍎 in the comments if you’ve heard of columnar apple trees before!These tall, skinny trees grow just 2–3 feet wide and 8–10 feet tall—perfect for patios 🌿, small yards 🏡, or lining a fence or walkway 🚶‍♂️. I got mine from Stark Bro's Nurseries and planted them right in front of my shed—can’t wait to see them fruit!They don’t branch out much but still produce plenty of apples 🍏. You can prune them ✂️ to stay shorter or grab a dwarf variety for even more compact growth.Just don’t forge