Growing Organic Fruits

Blueberry Bushes

Wednesday, January 4th, 2006

Ornamental blueberry bushes make a wonderful addition to the home garden, providing an attractive accent to the landscape regardless of the season. Blueberries deserve to be planted more often strictly for their ornamental qualities.
In early spring blueberry bushes are completely covered with small, white or pink, bell shaped blossoms. The flowers last a week or [...]

Fig Trees

Sunday, November 27th, 2005

Fig Trees lend an exotic presence and the flavor of tree-ripened fruits to the home garden. With extra care to provide winter protection you can succeed in growing a fig tree even in northern climates.
Growing Fig Trees
Many people prefer the taste of fresh figs even more than that of the dried fruit. By learning how [...]

Home Grown Fruits

Sunday, September 18th, 2005

If you’re ready to add another dimension to your back yard garden, consider growing your own home grown fruits. While tree and stone fruits can be successfully raised in the home garden, I recommend that you start out with simpler, easy to grow fruits that are guaranteed to bear a bumper crop with very little [...]

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