Espaliers [noun]

A beautiful portion of Holland's glorious history affords the espalier, around which the tendrils of my narrative entwine.

The apricot is a favorite tree for espalier training against walls and fences, in small yards, where it bears luxuriantly.

Trained as an espalier, with protection of straw or mats, it will do tolerably well throughout the Middle states.

The left arm being defended by the target has no espalier or pauldron, but only coude, vambraces, and gauntlets.

A branch from Andreasens espalier, an apple branch of all things, thrust itself up across the opening.

And so over the espalier, whose fruit-hedge has hitherto divided our darling from his Eden, every reader now presses after him!

I little thought, while we whirled by the white espalier of the Castle-garden, that there I was to write another book.

The beauty of a woman of the people is short-lived, especially if she is planted espalier fashion at a restaurant door.

It was a garden-seat, placed under the thorn-tree, and shut out from sight of the house by an espalier of apple-trees.

Rosalie had tied the twigs to a palisade, so that, as an espalier, it could thoroughly drink in the sun's rays.