follow the growth of a tiny garden micro forest

My microforest is tiny, more of a nanoforest, but still uses the same principles as planting in a larger area. In order to be effective, a microforest should be 200 - 250 square metres, but this was how much room I had in my garden and it will still have a positive impact and be a useful learning exercise. Before planting I prepared the ground by removing turf, weeds and stones and raked the soil over.