Two trees will reward any family with enough fruit to enjoy and share with friends ... Most of what goes back in the planting hole should be the soil you took out of the hole. There is no need to add ...

As soon as the flowers drop in spring, fruit production begins, and you should be able to see small swollen fruits forming ..

Keep an eye on the weather report - protect frost-tender plants when the temperature falls below 32 degrees. Divide perennials like daylilies and chrysanthemums. Prune crepe myrtles, cane berries, and ...

Drew is a former professional gardener who specialized as a grower of vegetables and fruit. He worked in productive kitchen gardens growing edibles ... As with growing onions outdoors, get the ...

As soon as the flowers drop in spring, fruit production begins, and you should be able to see small swollen fruits forming over the summer ... Feeding your fruit trees is important, and fertilizers ...

Many Minnesota soils have enough phosphorus. Unless your soil test report specifically recommends additional phosphorus, use a low- or no-phosphorus fertilizer. Kale and collards do best in loamy, ...

Because these acids are sugars, pectin is called a polysaccharide. It is obtained from citrus peels and the remains of apples. In the plant/fruit, pectin is the material that joins the plant cells ...

Tubers are swollen underground organs produced by the plant’s root system ... If plants are not flowering well, it may be a sign that you are over fertilizing. If you see lush foliage but few flowers, ...