A good rule of thumb is to get potted fruit trees in the ground at least 4 to 6 weeks before your fall frost date. In a mild ...

For peaches in the southeastern U.S., the clean budwood program is in Clemson under the direction of Dr. Elizabeth Cieniewicz ...

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Along its edges, vibrant green barriers extend into the horizon, where apple trees laden with fruit and flourishing saxaul forests stand resilient against the desert sands, reflecting the growing ...

These tall, sturdy-stemmed snapdragons add drama to gardens, but the intermediate sizes, around 45 cm tall, are the most ...

Hass avocado trees provide the nice benefit of producing fruit—and can even do so indoors! They can reach up to 12 feet tall ...

Create a garden that thrives in North Texas heat and cold. Experts share tips on soil, hardy plants and landscape design that ...

G rowing your own fruit can be one of the most rewarding home gardening projects. Not only does it save money, but it also gives you access to fresh, flavorful produce right from ...

When selecting trees and shrubs for the landscape, consider not only matching the plant to the growing site, but also their ...

The exterior of Silvermans Farm Market in Easton, CT on Septermber 17, 2025 (Lisa Nichols for Hearst CT Media) ...