Lychee Tree (forum)
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Nicole starts with ...
Is it possible or advisable to train lychee trees to grow against a trellis/fence?
Time: 18th October 2009 12:21am
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Ellen says...
are you attempting to train it to grow into the trellis /fence shape?
If so, do you want it to fruit as normal or not?
Time: 18th October 2009 9:43am
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Nicole says...
I would like to train a few to grow as a screen along our fence. I would still like it to fruit though.
Time: 18th October 2009 2:32pm
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Wayne says...
Nicole, lychee trees are extremely slow growing and take forever to get to head height. By then they would probably be twice as wide as they are tall. I would say that you could probably train them to a certain extent but would you be happy with the end result.
Time: 18th October 2009 6:32pm
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