Although watering is essential to your success, there is no set rule. When you should water depends on the heat in your home, ...

You don't need an orchard to grow your own fruit. There are many types of fruit trees that can be grown in containers, ...

There is nothing quite like being able to enjoy your favorite fresh fruit that you can pick straight from your own garden. Some fruits take years to mature, but others grow much faster. Here are five ...

However, finding and buying the right fruit tree for your yard is like comparing apples and oranges—or cherries and figs.

2. THE CONDITION OF THE TREE: Large, old water oak trees commonly have rotten trunks, even though there may be no outward ...

Fruit. It’s about time you considered growing dragon fruit, also known as pitaya. Although dragon fruit is native to the ...

Growing ordinary apples and strawberries in your garden is satisfying, but there's something particularly exciting about harvesting exotic fruits that your neighbors have never seen. Contrary to ...

"This beautiful, diverse community of trees and animals is being destroyed as you see it, as you watch it," she said.

Edible plants, including vegetables, herbs, and fruit trees ... Plus, you can eat it! So don’t confine your vegetable plants to just the vegetable garden. Add them throughout your yard.

As long as your garden has insect pollinators ... usually in late winter or early spring due to your climate. Above are the top fruit trees you can grow right on your porch. We carefully include in ...

Callery pear trees ... and produce viable fruit and seed. The white flowers seen in spring mature into small fruits which are eaten by birds that disperse seeds widely. If you have Callery ...

Close to the sea and The Downs, this large private garden has lawns with herbaceous beds, mature and unusual trees, shrubs, formal flower beds around a pond, rockery, fruit trees and a soft fruit ...