Many of the most popular fruit trees, including apples, pears, cherries, and apricots, can all be successfully grown in pots with little fuss. Most types of fruit trees now come in dwarfing varieties ...

Plant out pot-grown trees, shrubs and climbers. Prune shrub, bush and climbing roses, Buddleia davidii, dogwoods with ...

A great task to add to your list is planting bare-root trees, such as silver birch and magnolia, before the ground freezes.

Growing a lemon tree in a pot is an excellent idea for balcony gardeners who want fresh citrus but don’t have access to a large outdoor space. With the right pot, soil, and daily care, a lemon plant ...

After a cozy night by the fireplace, most people scoop out the ash and toss it without a second thought. But did you know ...

Lots of fruit trees take many years to start shedding their edibles. However, this one is relatively fast-growing as long as ...

1.) Turn it into a living birdfeeder. Leave your tree in its stand or put it into a large pot or bucket weighted with rocks.

More than 30 apple trees persist on The Purchase at the national park. They're more than 125 years old, and their DNA is ...

According to experts, now is the best time to plant cherry blossom trees if you want a blooming garden next spring. Here's how to plant a bare-root blossom tree.

Having delicious apples right in your back yard is a treat. Our Master gardener will help you decide to go for a dwarf apple tree or standard variety.

Fruit trees can yield abundance for your home, if propagated correctly. Instead of using seeds, consider these four methods ...