Can fruit trees survive winter? If you have an orchard, this question most likely crossed your mind. Caring for a winter orchard and all of your fruit trees is critical to your trees' productivity ...

There are several important jobs that must be done this time of year to protect your gardening tools and equipment and ...

You can have lettuce ready to pick throughout the year since one kind or another is appropriate for planting in every month, ...

If you prune your citrus now, you leave exposed cuts susceptible to the winter cold. On the other hand, October is a fantastic time to plant new citrus, allowing your trees enough time to settle ...

"Tender new shoots won’t harden off before winter and can break during a hard frost." Gardeners often believe they are ...

When watering trees, instead of applying water only to the base of the trunk, be sure to extend the watering out beyond the ...

The outlook for a variety of birds coming to the backyard feeders or fruit trees in the Upper Peninsula or northern Wisconsin ...

Pruning is essential to a healthy and productive garden, it's one of the best things gardeners can do for their trees and ...

Much like us, deciduous fruit trees, such as peaches, nectarines and pears, take some time to rest during winter. This makes the cooler months the perfect time to treat them with protective sprays ...

After writing about the fig beetle – a shiny green scarab beetle that feeds on overripe fruit and decomposing organic matter ...

The fruit of early ripening trees tends not to keep well whereas later ripening varieties are suitable for storing over winter. A key factor in getting a successful crop is the tree's rootstock.

Those looking to do some planting can choose between a range of free tree packs, made up of a range of native broadleaved ...