I am installing two 4ft square raised beds along a south facing wooden fence (for sqare foot gardening). I would like to plant a cordon fruit tree or two against the same fence and train the branches along the fence behind the beds. My loose plan is that the beds would be maybe 5 of 6 inches from the fence itsef so the branches of the cordon would not "overhang" the beds and interfere with any of the taller growing vegetable plants - The Cordon I would plant at one or both ends of the pair of beds.
Does this sound like a good (or bad) idea? and how far would I have to plant the cordon from the bed to avoid root invasion if this is an issue - the raised beds by the way will have bag liner in them.
Would reall appreciate any insights, particulary from those who may have tried this.
Many thanks.
Does this sound like a good (or bad) idea? and how far would I have to plant the cordon from the bed to avoid root invasion if this is an issue - the raised beds by the way will have bag liner in them.
Would reall appreciate any insights, particulary from those who may have tried this.
Many thanks.
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