If you want your best ever fall harvest, get to know the various types of plum trees to grow in your garden. You can't beat ...

Plum trees grow well in a variety of climates, though China, Romania and Serbia remain the world's top producers of plums, followed by countries like Chile, Turkey, Argentina, Iran, Japan and France.

While wild plum trees normally form a thicket, not necessarily good if you have limited space, they can be trained to grow like any orchard tree by trimming off the suckers that would have formed ...

Here, we spoke to gardening experts about the varieties that can thrive almost anywhere, from persimmons to pawpaws. Related: The 7 Easiest Fruit Trees to Grow for a Delicious, Stress-Free Harvest ...

Dwarf varieties and self-pollinating varieties are great for small spaces, where you may only have room for one tree. Otherwise you would need to plant at least two trees of the same species but ...

Cherry Trees – There are fewer dwarf cherry tree varieties. Those available are usually grafted onto Gisela 5 rootstock, which keeps the trees under 10 feet tall.