Orange tree for my garden advice
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I live in the South of France and I am currently designing our garden. It faces south and will get a lot of sun. I really want to grow some orange trees, however I don’t really want them to exceed around three metres in height! Can anyone advice me on a variety that would suit? I have also heard that they can be trained if you like into a sort of high bush type format? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks
Tom
Wow nice! The key to your answer is in the pruning. If you go at it every year, you’ll be able to control growth and keep it just the size you want. And still get fruit, too! I’m not so familiar with varieties though.
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