Indiana has a climate that is quite conducive to the growth of cherry trees. Black cherries (Prunus serotina) are Native to the state, and can
The Southeast, including Alabama and other areas, has been growing plums for several centuries. Peaches and plums have similar requirements. Rootstocks, pruning, pest management, nutrient
North Georgia gardens within USDA hardiness zones 7 and 8 have no problem growing plums. Several varieties of Japanese plums seem to grow best, including
The tart cherry plant is hardy enough to cope with colder temperatures in South Dakota so all the varieties are recommended. There is also a
It is no exaggeration to say that many plants thrive in Louisiana’s climate, and plum trees are no different. Although many gardeners in the deep
The majority of Southern California’s growing regions support plum trees, except the immediate coastal areas and low desert regions. Residents of the Southland have a
Farmers in arid and hot climates first domesticated the fig, as it can grow all year long without water. By planting a branch of a
Even the most reliable plants in your garden aren’t always the most spectacular. Plants such as the Toka Plum Tree (Prunus ‘Toka’) fall into this
Although figs are from the Mediterranean, they thrive in the Pacific Northwest. Every year in late summer, they produce little embryonic fruits that overwinter and
The most common fig varieties for Dallas include Celeste, which is very hardy, Brown Turkey, Anna, Magnolia, and Kadota, all of which are very cold
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