Plum fruit tree guild

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Fruit trees are an integral part of edible landscaping. They offer shade, fruit, seasonal interest, structure to your garden design, and so much more. One simple way we can support the fruit trees in your edible garden is through planting fruit tree guilds. Fruit tree guilds are one of the countl

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Learn how to plant a fruit tree guild that produces a variety of foods, adds beauty to your landscape, and operates with little effort from you.

I've toyed with the idea of doing guilds where every plant around the tree is edible, so that is what I lean toward, but have included a few that are highly recommended that aren't edible. If you have any suggestions about what I've got (I definitely don't want anything that will bother the trees) or if you have additions to recommend (as I mentioned, I'm mostly looking for edible guild plants, but not always, and nothing that will take over the yard), by all means, I'd appreciate feedback.

A free resource to help your fruit (and other) trees thrive.

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