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Berry Plants: How Many Years Until Fruit? Growing your own berry plants is a rewarding endeavor. Find out how many years it takes to yield your first berry harvest. It may be sooner than you think.

Which Blackberry Plants to Trellis Trellising is needed for semi-erect and trailing blackberry plants, but don’t worry about finding the "perfect" trellis design. Get creative!

Brighten Your Back Yard with a Colorful Mimosa Tree Mimosa or silk trees have a colorful tropical look and thrive in the south. These attractive trees are easy to grow and also resist drought.

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Grow Your Own Asparagus Plants Asparagus plants are easy-to-grow perennial garden vegetables. Here are some tips to successfully planting and growing your own asparagus.

Grow Your Own Hardy Kiwi Kiwiberries are a smooth-skinned, smaller and sweeter version of the fuzzy kiwifruit. Discover how to grow and harvest your own hardy kiwi vines.

Grow Your Own Loganberry Plants Loganberry plants grow like a blackberry, have leaves like a raspberry, and the fruit tastes like a cross of the two. Learn more about loganberries!

A Perfect Shade of Tree: The Hybrid Willow 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.

An EZ Start® to Growing Trees Some folks prefer to transplant fruit and nut trees with soil around the roots. The alternative to bareroot: potted trees grown in our Stark® EZ-Start® program.

All About Persimmons Asian and American Persimmon trees are great low-maintenance additions to your garden. Plus, here's a recipe for dehydrating persimmon fruit.

All About Strawberries Learn all about growing your own strawberries — from planting to harvesting, and the different natures of some strawberry plants.