What is types of orchard?

1. Traditional orchard - This kind of orchard typically has a variety of fruit trees and is planted to grow fruit for local consumption.

2. High-density orchard - This orchard is designed to maximize fruit production per acre by planting trees closer together and using a trellis system to support them. This type of orchard is often used for commercial fruit production.

3. Espalier orchard - This orchard is planted in a tight, two-dimensional pattern to give a pleasing visual effect. The trees are often trained into intricate patterns along walls, fences, or trellises.

4. Potted orchard - This orchard is grown in containers and is ideal for small or urban spaces where there is limited room for trees to grow.

5. Dwarf tree orchard - This orchard typically uses varieties of fruit trees that are naturally smaller in size. These trees are often more manageable for home growers and require less space.

6. Cross-pollination orchard - This orchard includes a variety of fruit trees that require cross-pollination for fruit production. Growers must ensure that the orchard includes a mix of trees that flower at different times to ensure cross-pollination.