Fruit Trees

Wouldn’t it be great if you could grow plums in your backyard? Plums can be productive growers, adding beauty to your backyard and being productive

⚡ Plum Trees for Texas: Quick Guide Best bet for most of Texas: ‘Bruce’ plum — low-chill, heat-tolerant, self-fertile Best for North Texas: ‘Methley’ or

Fig trees are fabulous! These beauties have historic roots that date back to ancient times, and they are still in high demand today, both for

Here’s a guide to growing fig trees in Arizona!  It is really rewarding to grow fig trees. Their fruit is quite tasty, and they produce

It is easy to grow figs in San Diego County, but you need to find the warmest spot on your land and select the right

In spite of the fact that many fruit trees tolerate heat, plums are an exception. As soon as this tree has a warm winter and

Nevertheless, mine is a Celeste from a Tennessee nursery planted in the great Smoky Mountains. Celeste figs here in Eastern Washington. In TN, the beach

Fig trees of the “Brown Turkey” variety are very popular in Virginia, as they can be grown hardy in zones 7 through 10. Figs from

Sweet cherries and sour cherries can both be grown in North Carolina, depending on where you live. A cherry’s ripening process requires both cold winter

Our harvest season has been ongoing for the last month. We’ve been harvesting figs, but not of our own garden bounty, although the tomato plants