Native fruit trees are low-maintenance, have a higher chance of survival, and offer shelter and food for local wildlife.

4. Guava Guava trees grow best in subtropical regions that remain free of frost throughout the year. This is especially true of younger trees, which are often more sensitive to cold.

We also can choose to plant “drought-thriving” fruit trees in our gardens that produce more exotic and delicious fruits that are sometimes sweet, but are more on the salty, sour and small side ...

An ideal spot to grow a damson tree would have six to eight hours of daily sunlight and a fertile, well-draining soil type.

It will soon be time to think about planting fruit trees and vines, since bare root prices are best in early spring. There are some unusual fruits for you to consider. Remember we’re in USDA ...

It can be tough to grow trees or other plants in clay soil, which easily becomes compacted and waterlogged. Fortunately, this fruit tree tolerates clay soil.

Antonio Izumi emailed his concern for an exotic fruit tree: “I wanted to ask you about my white sapote tree, purchased about two years ago. As recommended, I planted it in full sun, yet it ...

Way out in Morocco’s southwest, something unusual plays out above the dry landscape: goats, balanced high in the branches of Argan trees. They don’t seem bothered by the height.