As with anything else, though, there are certain mistakes you need to avoid. And like with other container gardening, most errors are made with regard to pot size, watering, and vertical training.

A piece of the dragon fruit. Meru farmer Antony Kinoti has over 10,000 dragon fruit trees in his farm at Kiagu. He sells a piece at a minimum of Sh500 It looks strange: like it’s part a plant ...

You don't need to have an orchard to enjoy home-grown fruit. We show you how to ... tree attaching it to the stake. If you're growing your tree in a container, half fill a large tub with soil ...

If dragon fruit isn’t readily available at your local market, frozen dragon fruit works perfectly and even helps keep the cocktail cool without needing as much ice. Dragon fruit, also known as ...

Dragon fruits are the fruit of several different cactus species indigenous to the Americas, primarily from Central America. They have a distinct appearance, with bright pink or yellow skin covered ...

The disease-resistant columnar apple tree reaches 10 feet tall and just 2 feet wide, making it ideal for containers and ... are just about the easiest fruit to grow; they’re self-pollinating ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Covered in spines and hiding a rich, colorful pulp, the pitaya, a type of dragon fruit, can make or break the economy of entire towns in Mexico during the growing ...

Blueberries are an easy-to-grow superfood. They make good plants for containers so you can get ... Blueberries produce fruit on branches that were produced the previous year.

Dragon fruit, also known as 'pitaya,' offers numerous health benefits, including weight loss, improved digestion, and enhanced skin health due to its low calorie, high fibre, and rich nutrient ...