Give your pit a good rinse; no soap, no harsh scrubbing, just room temperature water to get the slimy stuff off. Make sure you don’t nick or peel off the skin since that outer layer is protective.

Growing a peach tree from a pit is a fun project for both new and experienced gardeners. Kids love it, too! Start your own tree with these four easy steps.

You can grow a peach tree in your yard, or even on your patio, in USDA hardiness zones 4 through 9. If you want to grow a specific variety of peach, buying a grafted tree is the way to go.

Avocado-lovers should give this a go — 5 tips to growing your own from pit. Avocado-lovers should give this a go — 5 tips to growing ... 'It may take several years before the tree produces ...

We have a huge sidewalk tree in front of our house in South Slope (and by huge, I mean taller than my 3-story house), planted in a teeny tiny tree pit, maybe 3 ft square. The tree looks like it’s ...

If you don’t want to wait, we just paid for our own tree guard by Loppolo Iron Works. Their price was half as much as other quotes we received and the work was good. We have a heavy duty, four-sided ...