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Fruit Tree Sizes Article imageArticle image Do you want to grow your own, but find fruit tree sizes a bit confusing? We're here to help clear up some of the fruit tree sizing lingo.
Fall Planting Tips Stark bear barn in fallStark bear barn in fall For zones 5-10, fruit trees thrive from fall planting. It gives the trees plenty of time to settle their roots before the massive growth seen in spring.
Year-Round Fruit Tree Care: Spray & Weed Control Guide Pie Cherry Tree Needs WeedingPie Cherry Tree Needs Weeding A properly executed schedule for maintaining fruit trees and their growing site is key to success. Plan ahead: the rewards are worth the effort!
A Perfect Shade of Tree: The Hybrid Willow Hybrid Willow Tree BranchesHybrid Willow Tree Branches Hybrid willow trees have vigorous growth: pushing about 12 feet per year. They reach a mature height around 30-40 feet tall in less than 5 years.
Fruit Tree Care: Watering & Fertilizing Apple Tree Semi-DwarfApple Tree Semi-Dwarf Watering and fertilizing fruit trees at the best time and in appropriate amount helps them achieve their purpose – bearing delicious fruit.
Grow Mouthwatering Blueberries BlueberriesBlueberries Blueberry plants yield tasty, nutritious "super berries". Growing your own blueberries is rewarding! Follow these tips for planting and maintenance.
Fruit Trees: Years to Fruit Fresh-Picked AppleFresh-Picked Apple Does it really take as long as you think before you are harvesting homegrown fruit? Find out how many years it takes your fruit trees to bear fruit.
Fruit Tree Care: Planting Fruit Trees Digging a HoleDigging a Hole Few things in life bring the same satisfaction as planting fruit trees. Learn to avoid future problems by following simple planning steps before you plant.
All About Strawberries single strawberry growingsingle strawberry growing Learn all about growing your own strawberries — from planting to harvesting, and the different natures of some strawberry plants.
Fruit Tree Care: Pre-Pruning Pre-Pruned Bare-Root TreesPre-Pruned Bare-Root Trees There are three basic reasons for pruning fruit trees: survival, stimulation & shaping. In this article, pruning for survival and stimulation are discussed.
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