Fruit trees can be one of the most rewarding additions to your garden. A well-cared-for, mature apple tree can yield between ...

Fruit trees can grow well in a variety of soil types as long ... a virus that is nontoxic to anything but the moth; the organic form of spinosad; and Surround, which is a kaolin clay compound ...

Container-friendly trees are perfect for indoors or outdoors, and they travel well. Learn the best container-friendly trees ...

While wild plum trees normally form a thicket ... of native edible fruit include chokecherries, which are very tart but make a delicious jam when sweetened liberally; as well as serviceberries ...

Calcium-deficient plants may grow slowly, form misshapen ... This may not bode well for blueberries and other fruits that detest alkaline conditions. Fruit trees that need more potassium may ...

Any pest-ridden areas are good to go as well. Remember Basic Styles There are a few standard ... Pruning in the dormant season is absolutely necessary for trees that form fruit on new wood. Nectarines ...

Fruit trees don’t always grow in a form that is conducive to producing ... and training the shape of some common fruit trees as well as pecans, which we usually think of as nuts but actually ...

A bush tree is the most common form of fruit tree, with an open arrangement ... seasons by cutting out all the dead or diseased wood as well as a few main branches to allow more sunlight in.

This Sunday Ritter’s Garden and Gifts on North Division hosts “Fruit Tree Mastery Series: Harvesting and Processing.” From 2-3 p.m., get guidance on harvesting times, as well as processing ...