Growing cherry tomatoes from seeds is surprisingly simple, even for beginners. Start seeds indoors before the last frost, ...

When planting a seedling or young plant versus a seed, depth is still an important factor. Porwol recommends placing your plant in its hole and filling halfway with soil, gently watering, then filling ...

With the right variety, location, and care, you can successfully grow and harvest delicious cherries in your backyard.

This is how to prepare the cherry pits for planting, according to Sims: After the cherries have been eaten, rinse the pits thoroughly and let them air-dry for a few days. Carefully crack open the ...

Gardeners should consider planting cherry tomatoes and peppers in containers or raised beds, away from direct midday sun. Using transplants instead of seeds, adding calcium to the soil, and ...

So it never hurts to go ahead and plant your cherry seeds in the hopes that one day, you’ll be able to enjoy your very own bounty of sweet — or tart! — juicy cherries in your own personal space.