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The Solution for Chestnut Decline Healthy Chestnut TreeHealthy Chestnut Tree The American chestnut tree was one of the most important trees in the Eastern U.S. but by the end of the 1930s, blight caused detrimental chestnut decline.
The Importance of Soil Testing Nutrient-Rich SoilNutrient-Rich Soil Healthy fruit trees are the key to growing great fruit. Soil testing is one thing you can do to determine what your fruit trees need for success.
Plan Ahead for Rainy Weather Standing Water During RainStanding Water During Rain Avoid water damage to your fruit trees and plan ahead for rainy weather. Choose your planting site carefully. A well-drained site is your best defense.
Which Blackberry Plants to Trellis blackberriesblackberries Trellising is needed for semi-erect and trailing blackberry plants, but don’t worry about finding the "perfect" trellis design. Get creative!
Miniature Gardening: A Great Way to Learn & Grow Miniature GardenMiniature Garden Miniature gardening is a born-again hobby that joins the creativity of crafting with the joy of gardening like no other hobby can.
Tools: Selection & Care Pruning in the orchardPruning in the orchard Using the wrong tool for the job will cost you time and money. Make sure you have the right tool for the job and keep your tools maintained and cared for.
Got Land? Grow Berries! Berry Collage Berry Collage DeWayne Harrell talks about growing berries on his own land, and how easy it is for you to do the same, regardless of how much space you have in your yard.
Starting a Fall Garden & Orchard peachespeaches Summer is over and winter is on the way. What steps need to be taken to get a fall garden and orchard started before winter? Here's a handy checklist.
Fall Planting Tips Stark barn with fall colorsStark barn with fall colors 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.
Finding Freedom in the Soil Photo of old barnPhoto of old barn Independence Day is commonly associated with fireworks, parades, picnics and barbecues. But Andrew Odom challenges you to find freedom in the soil.
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