Growing fruit trees

You won’t get a fruit harvest the first year you plant a tree, but if you pick one of the fastest-growing fruit trees, you might get to eat fruit sooner.

Fast growing fruit trees mean that you get fruit in just a year or two instead of four or five. Check out these seven trees and start eating homegrown fruit

Learn how to plant fruit trees. We'll go over, where, when, and how to plant fruit trees so they take off easily!

Most fruit trees take a long time to start bearing fruit, but there are some varieties that will give you fruit in just a few years.

Growing fruit trees in containers means you can grow your own fruit at home even if you have limited space. In this article I've listed 11 of the best fruit trees to grow in pots. #fruittrees #urbangardening #gardening #homegarden

Growing fruit trees can be a difficult task. This is especially true for those who are living in small spaces with limited gardening space. We…

Apple trees offer structure, shade, flowers, delicious fruit - and they aren’t hard to work with. Read more and learn what it takes to grow them at home.

Most people want to grow fruit trees in their gardens. Some people try to grow the fruit trees from the seed and some buy established…

Learn how to grow a vertical garden with fruiting vines and enjoy a yearly harvest of tasty fruit. Grow blueberry, raspberry, kiwi fruit, blackberry, grapes, and other vines over a pergola, trellis, or fence, and let them ripen in the full sun. #growing #fruit #vines

When you plant dwarf fruit trees, you can harvest an edible, homegrown fruit such as apples, pears or cherries sooner than you would with larger trees.