FRUITS

Maine’s diverse ecosystem thrives on native plants that provide food and shelter for local wildlife. Berry bushes are the unsung heroes in our gardens, offering …

Not all fruit trees are a good fit for North Carolina’s climate and soil. Some struggle with pests, disease, or poor growth, making them more …

Growing fruit trees in Pennsylvania can be trickier than it seems, with cold winters and unpredictable weather posing real challenges. I’ve tried a few myself …

Planting fruit trees in Texas can seem like a great idea, but not every tree lives up to expectations. Some struggle with the heat, pests, …

Florida’s gardens are full of potential, but not every fruit tree thrives under the heat and humidity. Some varieties struggle to grow, produce poorly, or …

Growing fruit trees in Illinois presents unique challenges due to our harsh winters, late spring frosts, and sometimes unpredictable climate patterns. Many gardeners make the …

Dreaming of your own backyard orchard in Georgia? Not all fruit trees will thrive in our unique Southern climate. Hot, humid summers and unpredictable winters …

Thinking about growing fruit trees in your California backyard? Not all trees thrive in our unique climate and soil conditions. Some popular fruit trees can …

Dreaming of fresh fruit from your own backyard in Ohio? While growing fruit trees sounds wonderful, not all varieties thrive in our Buckeye State climate. …

September is the perfect time to start planting fruits from seed in Virginia. I love seeing tiny seeds grow into healthy, thriving plants over the …

Proper pruning after harvest can make a world of difference for fruit trees in California’s unique climate. This timely maintenance helps shape growth, remove diseased …

Fall might seem like harvest time rather than planting season, but for Washington gardeners, September offers a perfect window to start certain fruit seeds. The …

September in Florida offers a unique opportunity for gardeners to plant fruit seeds while the soil remains warm but the scorching summer heat begins to …

September in Arizona doesn’t mean the end of planting season – it’s actually prime time for certain fruits that thrive in our unique desert climate. …

Some backyard fruit trees in Washington are true long-living treasures, producing for generations. I love how these trees not only give you fresh fruit year …

September in Illinois might be cooling down, but it’s still a sweet spot to start planting some easy, fuss-free fruits from seed. If you’ve ever …

September in Ohio is the perfect time to plant fruits from seed that can thrive before winter sets in. Berries, melons, and certain hardy apples …

September in Nevada brings cooler temperatures, making it perfect for planting certain fruits before winter sets in. With our state’s unique desert climate, knowing which …

September marks the perfect time for California gardeners to start planting fruit seeds for next year’s harvest. The state’s mild fall climate provides ideal conditions …

September is the perfect time to start planting fruits from seed in Georgia. There’s something so satisfying about watching tiny seeds grow into thriving plants …

September in Michigan offers the perfect opportunity to start fruit seeds for next year’s garden. The cooling temperatures create ideal conditions for certain seeds to …

Michigan gardens don’t have to slow down just because summer is winding down. September’s cooler temperatures actually create ideal conditions for certain fruit seeds to …

Florida’s sandy soil presents unique challenges for gardeners hoping to grow fruit trees. The quick-draining nature of sandy soil means nutrients wash away easily, and …

If you’re in Texas and love growing your own food, September is the perfect time to start some seeds. Planting fruit from seed might feel …

September in Maryland is a great time to sow certain fruits from seed and set yourself up for a tasty harvest down the line. I’ve …

September brings the perfect opportunity for Pennsylvania gardeners to plant fruit seeds before winter sets in. The cooling temperatures create ideal conditions for certain seeds …

September in South Carolina offers gardeners a second chance at planting certain fruits from seed. With the scorching summer heat fading and the first frost …

September in North Carolina offers the perfect climate for starting your own fruit garden from seeds. The cooling temperatures and occasional rainfall create ideal conditions …

Growing fruit indoors in Oregon is easier than you might think, even if space is limited. I love having fresh berries and citrus just a …

Minneapolis gardeners have a special opportunity to create wildlife-friendly spaces in their yards. Native elderberry hedges offer both beauty and function, providing shelter and food …

August might feel late to plant, but in South Carolina’s warm climate, there’s still time to start some fruit seeds that’ll take off. I’ve planted …

As a berry lover in Washington State, I’ve learned that fall prep is key to a successful harvest next year. Taking time for 15 essential …

Some fruit trees just don’t stand a chance in Texas, no matter how much hope you plant with them. I’ve tried a few that looked …

South Carolina’s heat might be intense, but some fruits absolutely love it. I’ve grown a few that take off once the temperatures rise and reward …

Not every fruit tree is cut out for Florida’s wild weather and humidity. I’ve learned the hard way that some just can’t handle the heat, …

I learned the hard way—just because a fruit tree looks great at the nursery doesn’t mean it’ll survive a Texas summer. Between the scorching heat, …

Arizona’s scorching heat and arid climate create a challenging environment for many fruits that thrive elsewhere in the country. From my experience gardening in the …

California’s perfect blend of sunshine, diverse microclimates, and innovative agricultural research has made it the birthplace of countless fruit varieties we enjoy today. From university …

I used to think figs belonged only in big backyards or sunny orchards—until I grew one in my living room. Now it’s one of my …

You don’t need acres of land to grow something truly unique. Even in a small New Jersey backyard, it’s possible to cultivate rare and unexpected …