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Does anyone know the names of the French researchers who train trees to below horizontal like in The Permaculture Orchard film? I’m trying to find out more info about it before I plant my trees this year.
 
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Thank you!

I found this thread:
http://groworganicapples.com/phorum/read.php?13,1146,1146#msg-1146

Containing 2 decent pdf files worth a look.

I'm still trying to work out if I want to use this method.
 
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