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Just like seeing a fruit tree not bear fruit, it can be just as disheartening seeing more fruit on the ground under your tree than on the tree itself. But why exactly are your fru ...

Steve Jobs once lived and worked on this property in McMinnville, Ore., when it was a commune known as All One Farm.

Imagine biting into a crisp apple, fresh from your garden. There's a secret to ensuring this delight, and it involves a crucial task in June. 06:00, Sun, May 25, 2025 As a gardener, there aren't ...

Apple farmers in Lenswood say tree cutting work for SA Power Networks has caused unnecessary damage to their fruit trees that will undo years of hard work.

A growing concern observed last year was the lack of lateral branches—or “feathers”—on young apple trees, especially in high-density training systems like tall spindle. This can lead to "blind ...

The best way to know if your apple is ready to pick is to taste for ripeness; however, another way is to see if any of the apples have dropped. Typically, that means the tree is ready for picking. But ...

They will never produce fruit and will grow larger each year distorting the shape of the tree. It’s not unusual to see water sprouts on vigorous trees reaching 4 to 8 feet in a single year.

The fact that apples grown from seedling trees are extremely tart and basically inedible — as opposed to cloned or grafted trees — did not hinder the efforts of Johnny Appleseed, the popular ...

Fruit trees don’t always grow in a form that is conducive to producing lots of fruit or resisting disease pressure. They often need to be trained into a better shape.

If you are growing standard-size fruit trees, you should have soil that is 4 to 9 feet deep. Soil that is 3 to 5 feet deep is sufficient for growing fruit trees on dwarfing rootstocks.