“Another popular choice is dwarf peach trees, which begin fruiting in only 1 to 2 years through proper pruning and grow to ...

You can comfortably grow apple trees in USDA zones 3-8 but you will need to be patient, as they can take five to ten years to bear fruit. As warm weather plants, you don’t need to cold stratify ...

Contact your local nursery to find a self-pollinating peach variety that is well-suited for your area.

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

Grow a grapefruit tree in a fertile and well-draining soil type. Trees will struggle in heavy soils, and Bethany Lakatos, plant expert at Fast Growing Trees, says: ‘Because they are sensitive to root ...

We're all familiar with apples and pears, but there are many other fruit trees that produce edible fruit. Perhaps not as ...

From Citrus and Fig to Columnar Apple and Mulberry, here's your one-stop guide to some of the fast growing fruits that you can easily look forward to having in the backyard of your residence. These ...

As summer approaches and the heat waves join, a refreshing berry is always a good snack. Here's how to get a juicy fruit in ...

And you will have to have an insecticidal free zone around the tree so you don’t kill ... sure the bud union (or grafting ...

The Kiamichi Mountains feel more Appalachian than Midwestern—steep ridges, rushing creeks, and hourly cicada buzz. Five‑acre ...