Do you know that you can grow a peach tree from a seed and enjoy the benefits of fresh fruit from your own garden? If you ...

A: I prefer to plant entire fruit trees ... that taste the best. Each peach variety is different, performs differently in the desert and tastes different. If a light frost occurs anytime between ...

I was wondering if you could provide me with a list of which fruit trees need a pollinator and ... Self-pollinating fruits include peach, nectarine, fig, citrus, muscadine cultivars that produce ...

The peach trees are beginning their beautiful ... in all of Southern California: The peak bloom of the fruit trees in the Japanese Garden. Want to find new things to do in Los Angeles?

Greater peachtree larvae feed under the bark of stone fruit trees and their ornamental relatives. This feeding weakens the tree and can even girdle and kill a tree. We definitely have peach tree ...

A popular Delaware County orchard lit bonfires near its peach grove in hopes of protecting the fragile blooming fruit on a freezing ... a warmer blanket over the trees than temps in the 20s ...

I was wondering if you could provide me with a list of which fruit trees need a pollinator and ... Self-pollinating plants include peach, nectarine, fig, citrus, muscadine varieties that produce ...

At onlineorchards.com, a collection of 60 “self-pollinating fruit trees” of all types is available, including a dwarf Gala apple. By the same token, if you plant a seed from a peach or an ...

A: That’s peach leaf curl ... has caused the tree to decline. Q: I followed your advice in pruning back my oakleaf hydrangea, and now it’s blooming beautifully. Thank you!