They are native to Asia and can be grown in USDA Zones 4 to 9. If you’re living in either of these four states in the US – New Jersey, Georgia, South Carolina, and California, try growing this fruit ...

Dwarf trees are ideal for adding structure and interest to small spaces. While gardening in compact yards might at first seem ...

Veggies aren't the only food you can grow on your own. But if you're going to grow fruit, avoid growing some of these tree ...

With support from a Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education grant, Dan Sheild has developed a peach-growing system tailored to Minnesota’s harsh winters.

Extensive pruning is best done over a period of two to three years to lessen shock to the tree, with no more than one-third ...

The plight of a Dallas couple who say they were tricked into buying a $119,000 solar system for their roof. They are not ...

Let’s get started. As mentioned, gummosis is very common in stone fruits such as peach, plum, cherry, and apricot. It’s the sap oozing from cankers or wounds on trees. The biotic cause of peach fungus ...

Imagine plucking fresh, juicy fruit from your own patio or balcony. Discover how container gardening can transform small ...

A new book details how lignin once protected algae from UV radiation, then later in evolutionary time became a structural ...

Because of the danger these trees pose, he's authored House Bill 2162, also known as the Terry Peach Water Restoration Act, which would create a statewide program to remove Eastern Red Cedar and ...