Which are the easiest dwarf fruit trees to grow in containers or mini garden? In the past, when the agriculture didn’t experiment as much as today, gardening was reserved only for the people who have houses with gardens. But in the newer history, more and more people are forced to live in small apartments and their only garden is the container on their balcony. Since these people like to grow trees, the science has provided them the way to grow small versions of plants in their own homes. That was accomplished by dwarfing the plants or a dwarf tree by merging two trees together in a method known as grafting.
Using this method, people managed to shirk almost everything, from vegetables to fruits. Kitchen gardens and mini gardens are usually growing vegetables; fruits can be grown, too. If you live in an apartment, you have to use containers, which can be made of different materials like plastic, wood, metal, clay etc. The important thing is that you made them adequate for growing trees and by that we mean to make drainage regardless the material of the container and to keep the container on the sunny spot (only a few trees prefer shading). But when you plant a dwarf tree, be sure to ask around what is the best way of maintaining them, what place do they prefer, how much watering they need etc.
If you are planning to grow one of these beautiful little dwarf trees, you will find helpful article made by Insider Monkey, 7 Easiest Dwarf Fruit Trees To Grow in Containers or Mini Garden. At the 7th place is Mulberry Tree. Mulberries are not available on the market because they cannot handle shipments, so they have to be consumed of the tree. This is an additional reason (to their delicious taste) to plant this dwarf tree. To check out the rest of this list of gorgeous dwarf trees, just click on the link above.
