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Don't forget that apples do not grow true to the seed, so if you plant them, you will have little idea of what kind of apple you will get. If...
Here in Oregon, fruit growing has been pretty bad in alot of areas. Peaches seemed to do well though. But my apple tree had only a handful of...
As far as I know, all kiwi plants lose their leaves after the first good frost. This makes it easy to find and pick the fruit, which will stop...
Well, since most of the time fruit seeds don't grow true to the variety they came from, it will always be an experiment. But who knows, you might...
I would try giving them away to people who might be glad to bake with them. Also, it is very important to not leave apples on the ground, as they...
Here is a list of self fertile apple varieties Growing fruit in your yard can be great fun.
I am guessing that the growth you are seeing from the bottom of the tree is from the rootstock which your tree is grafted onto. It is usually OK...
Well, I personally have had good sucess with Tomatoes Alive Plus, but I think does probably depend on how good your soil is as well.
Your are certainly right in saying that plants don't follow the book exactly. From a list I have, Suntan is a triploid, but I have Hudson's...
You typically don't have to use anything special that I know of. Leaves, Compost, and other green material makes pretty good mulch. A friend of...
You may want to think about self fertile varieties You will probably want a drawf roostock as well.
That is interesting. I will be waiting to hear what you learn.
I have never heard that before either. I have heard though, you have to be carefull that there is no dill growing in the area, because of...
Try shaking the plants a little every day. More about this here
Medlars are available from a couple nurseries in my area. Try www.onegreenworld.com (You will have to call or email them however.)
Hmm... I never really thought about it. I would imagine you would have to be careful that the plants get enough sunlight after the tree is big,...
I am not an expert, but here is what I think I know. 1. YES, Grapes should be trimmed back to what seems almost nothing each year. 2. Not...
