Get tips for pruning fruit trees, how to manage pests and how to plant your fruit trees. (For details on growing many other vegetables and fruits, visit our Crop at a Glance collection page.) ...

The first step is deciding what kind of fruit you would like to grow. As with any gardening, it is important to grow things that you like to eat. If your taste buds are happy, you will have an ...

There are lots of different varieties available, which bear fruit ... have a tiny garden, grow plants up a single tree stake. Hammer a stout 2.4m (8ft) stake into the ground and plant two ...

What's the secret to successful fruit growing? Preparation, preparation and preparation! There's an old gardening adage: 'spend a shilling on the plant and a pound on the ground', and that's ...

To help you grow a thriving, fruit-producing tree, we spoke to gardening experts who shared varieties you should never grow next to fruit trees. When planted close together, these species may ...

The Thai semi-dwarf lime is a great indoor and outdoor plant because it's self-pollinating, it produces a decent amount of fruit ... a certified organic garden specialist and co-founder of ...

But here's a tip for gardening enthusiasts – if you want your fruit trees to yield the juiciest produce in the warmer months, you’ve got to show them some TLC during the winter. Peter Mortin ...

Fruit. Consider growing blackberries and raspberries on trellises. They should be protected from our dry summer heat and perform best planted up against an east (or even north) facing fence or ...