Fruit trees generally grow between 18 to 30 inches each year before they start producing fruit. Once they become productive, they grow between 12 and 18 inches annually. Your goal should be to ...

You can visit him on the grounds of the Papaya Tree Nursery as long as you call in advance (818-363-3680) and arrange a time to meet before you come.

You have may have tried rooting avocado pits as an experiment, but can you actually grow a tree? And will that tree produce ...

Gardening in a tight space can feel challenging, especially if you want to pick fresh fruit right outside your door. Not everyone has a big yard, and that’s okay. With a little planning, even a small ...

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Rootstocks, climate zones, culling, pruning, soil, PH, pesticides, and planting were just a few of the basics that were discussed at the fruit growing tree 101 class led by Ed ...

Some fruit trees, including varieties of apple, are not self-fertile and may require another tree for pollination. Your local nursery representative may be able to tell you which ones need this.

Douglass, Texas-- (Newsfile Corp. - November 12, 2024) - Legg Creek Farm, LLC, a leading online fruit tree and edible plant nursery, is proud to announce its 15th anniversary. Since it's start in ...

The fruit tree education program will kick off on Sept. 12 with a virtual event from Peterson’s home. There will be presentations from past customers and experts on topics such as tree successes ...

Mulberries are deciduous trees or shrubs recognized for their prolific fruit production and low maintenance requirements. "Mulberries are like having blackberries on a tree, but without the seeds ...

It may or may not need it, but it can help the tree. All fruit trees need about eight hours of sunlight each day, but subtropical trees can do without the 120-degree heat common in Phoenix.