August. It hardly seems possible we’ve entered this month, which always feels like the “height of summer” to me. Perhaps I’m ...

Pieces from Worcester art Museum's vast collection will be paired with beverages from Tree House Brewing Co. at an event July 26 at the museum.

When selecting a cherry tree variety for your backyard, Mark and Ellen Parlee, owners of Parlee Farms, recommend choosing a self-fertile variety, especially if you plan to grow one tree.

Fancy indulging in some mouth-watering fruit that's been grown in your own back garden, without breaking the bank? Look no further as this peach tree has just been slashed down to half-price ...

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There are several fruit trees you can grow and enjoy that do well even in smaller spaces, rewarding you with fruit each summer.

Planting a fruit tree is often requires a years-long time investment before you yield any fruit, but this option is perfect if you want quicker results.

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Is Tree-Ripe Fruit Co.’s Peach Stop Truck coming to Sheboygan and Manitowoc areas in July? Customers can purchase peaches by the 25-pound half-bushel boxes while early stops will also include ...

Green-thumbed shoppers can currently pick up four delicious fruit trees for a massive £50 less, thanks to this Gardening Express sale. The £60 Patio Pillar Fruit Trees 'Roulette' selection is a ...

The primary concern when repotting a fruit tree, of course, is not harming the plant. However, it's also important to consider the new vessel in which you're placing it, as well as the soil type.