Requires pruning at the right time of year to have a flat part generally against the a wall.

A way men used to get their haircut!

and generally even shorter than this!

"The rain in 'Espalier" falls mainly on the corrida" - I have no idea

It's definitely time for some more horticulture around here.  And not of the purely ornamental variety.   

Ok, I haven't a clue - I mean really, no freaking clue at all!

Isn't that when the foil has left blood stains on the wallpaper?

Clueless with broken green thumb.

Googled it.... now I know....

no idea.

I have no idea. 

Once again I am stumped.

An Epalier is similar to lattice, arbor or a wire structure that plants are trained to grow on or around. Here are 4 pics of Espaliers. Hope this helps.

Requires pruning, tying, a frame and patience to bear fruit!

Sirus what is Espalier? 

Ooooh...that is exactly what I need for my rose bushes. Great reminder. Thanks.

Forcing plants to produce more fruit by tying them to something, like a grapevine trellis.

Sounds like someone that is known for their ESP skills.

I don't like to eat anything that slimy.  ;)  VARMINTS!  <3

It's when you can train a tree or plant to grow along a wall or fence . . .

"Don't let Ryan near the Espalier!  He has a black thumb and will kill it... whatever it is!"

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers No Habla!

Ones with High Hopes that come with high maintenance ... trimming and shaping of things .... 

I do not recall that lesson.

Have done this with a few of my trees, it takes a bit of work, but is good for starting conversations.

This is a new word for me. I am actually learning some new terms.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - I had no idea - however, some funny and good answers. Thanks.