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The Fast-Growing Fruit Tree That Will Thrive On Your Patio
Lots of fruit trees take many years to start shedding their edibles. However, this one is relatively fast-growing as long as ...
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How to prune the pear tree in your yard
If you're lucky enough to have a mature pear tree in your yard, a little pruning can go a long way. Pruning fruit trees (including pear) in the winter or early spring is the perfect time because it ...
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Why Pruning Your Fruit Trees Is So Important For Healthy Plants
A fruit tree is a great addition to your yard or garden, but like most plants, you need to prune it in specific ways and at certain times to improve its health.
Evans Chigounis is a horticulture professional, community facilitator, artist, photographer and creative leader whose career ...
Invasive plants, including edible fruit trees, are a problem for home gardeners and the entire ecosystem. Here's how to ...
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Plants That May Just Be Attracting Ants To Your Garden
Some garden plants are ant magnets - but not always for the wrong reasons. Here's when to worry and when to let them march on.
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How To Care For A Dwarf Apple Tree For An Endless Supply Of Fruit
Dwarf apple trees are a great option for those who want to grow fruit but have a small yard. They have certain care needs to ...
Interior designer Tamsin Saunders of Home & Found reflects on how the nature outside your house should inform what is within ...
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The Best Compact Pomegranate Tree Varieties To Grow Indoors
Pomegranates are beautiful and delicious, but not every climate is suited to growing the trees outside. These smaller ...
A few years ago, I had an unusual request from one of my clients. My client asked me to design a landscape that would be sensitive to wildlife and attract certain birds to her yard. At the time, it ...
Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean you can't work in your garden. In fact, planting this early often results in more ...
You don’t need acres of land to enjoy home-grown sweetness. With the right pots, sunlight, and a bit of patience, you can ...
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