Do you want to go out to your backyard and grab fresh produce right off the branch? These beginner-friendly fruit trees are ...

Growing dwarf apple trees in the backyard & protecting from pests by netting. This variety is the Golden Dorset and I also conduct a taste test after harvesting the fruit. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch ...

You don't need a sprawling backyard to plant grand and lush trees. Many flourish in pots and containers, allowing everyone to ...

One gardener reveals how she used the practice of companion planting to improve the health of her growing backyard's apple tree.

Raspberries can be successfully grown in pots, particularly smaller, compact varieties. To ensure success, choose a large pot ...

Fig shrubs prefer 6 or more hours of sun per day, and do best with well-draining soil. You can overwinter them in the garage ...

If you want to cultivate your own orchard but don’t live in a warm location, check out these expert-recommended fruit trees ...

It's not easy growing fruit trees and bushes in pots. Here's why... along with tips on how to sidestep nine potential ...

Ranging from sweet citrus to tart berries, these fast-growing fruit trees are easy to grow. Here's everything you need to ...

Sour cherries are a hardy and self-pollinating variety, which makes them an excellent choice for residential settings, says Canney. The dwarf varieties will fit into small yards. “Popular varieties ...

But if you want fruit, you’ll need to scale up. Dwarf fruit trees like mango (Pickering is a good choice), bananas, citrus or figs need at least a 25-gallon pot. That sounds big, but it’s ...