Fruit Trees

 There is hardiness to the north of USDA zones 8 and 9 up to Houston. A well-drained soil and a position that is highly sunny

This beautiful Napa Valley ranch and winery has grown olive trees since the late 1800’s. A now fully functioning restaurant and winery, this property was

An olive tree is an evergreen tree that thrives in hot, dry climates of California; it will choke out wet soil and will die if

It is an attractive tree that grows very well in most of California, and it is one of the most popular trees in the world.

Indiana, an indescribably beautiful state filled with mountains, rivers, gorges, and so on, is predominantly the ancestral home of the Illini, Miami (including the Wea)

If you hail from Pima County, Arizona, you may not be familiar with the tree that produces the much-loved oil that goes on your caprese

There are a number of states in the United States where peaches reign supreme as the king fruit of summer, not just Georgia. There is

It is true that fruit trees can be grown most of the year in warm regions such as southern California and Florida and that they

There is an exotic fruit crop called olives that grows in Texas. A native olive tree is native to the Mediterranean Basin, which is generally

North Carolina is known for its peach trees, which are a popular fruit tree. Peach trees are ideal for growing in the southeast of the