If you’d love to grow fruit trees but think you don’t have the space, think again. You don’t need an orchard or even a large ...

Clay soil is notoriously difficult to garden with. But it's still possible to grow an apple or pear tree in a clay-soil yard ...

If you have fruit trees in your yard, you may already know that they are susceptible to certain issues, including pests.

In order to successfully grow your own fruit trees at home, there are a few easy steps that you need to follow when planting it, according to garden experts, and some specific care that the tree ...

Planting a fruit tree is an easy project that will yield tasty things for years to come.

Choose a suitable location: Peach trees need six to eight hours of sunlight daily. The soil should be well-draining and rich in organic matter, like compost. Standard peach trees typically require 15 ...

How to grow a pear tree - our expert guide Pear trees are simple-to-grow fruit trees that can thrive in US hardiness zone 3 to US hardiness zone 10.

Fruit trees must be heavily pruned every year or more to produce fruit, says Jean-Claude Rochat, owner of Arborist Now, Inc. ...

Planting holes should never be small and smooth-sided. (Howard Garrett / Special Contributor) Fruit trees, pecan trees and other nut plants can be grown with great success and relatively few problems.

Growing fruit trees at home is a tall order, but there are some sweet success stories (Ours isn’t one of them.) By Karen and Tony Russo Globe correspondent,Updated April 23, 2024, 10:00 a.m.

Now is an ideal time to plant fruit trees. Fruit trees planted while they are still completely dormant allows the tree some time to establish root growth before the tree begins to grow again. The ...

A group of more than 100 John Lewis Middle School botany students spent part of an in-school field trip planting fruit-bearing trees around the greenhouse that serves as their classroom. But diggin… ...