Ten Unique Fruits for the Backyard Garden
This year has been a great season for growing fruits in the backyard garden. From the berry plants that opened the season to the kiwi
This year has been a great season for growing fruits in the backyard garden. From the berry plants that opened the season to the kiwi
Here’s the follow up article to finish describing the exotic Caribbean tropical fruits that I challenged you to identify in a previous post. James managed
Looks like the exotic fruit challenge that was posted last week offered much more of a test than the previous garden riddle that many found
Belize is very high up on my list of places that I would like to visit and I was happy to receive an email from
I joined a group of fellow explorers from the PA Backyard Fruit Growers Association this past weekend to take part in a perilous expedition in
While the most common fruit at the tasting was the apple, there were a number of rare and unusual types of fruits available for sampling including; paw paws, cactus pears, ju jube fruits (aka Chinese dates), home grown nuts, hardy kiwis, and assorted varieties of persimmons. These fruits may sound foreign and exotic, but they were all grown and harvested from the landscapes and gardens of the association’s members, or in some cases picked from trees growing wild in the local countryside.
I receive plenty of comments, questions, and feedback to an earlier post about Growing Goji Berries so I thought it was about time for an update on the progress of my Goji Berry plants. I would also recommend that anyone interested in the topic browse the Goji Berry comments for advice and helpful information provided by other backyard Goji Berry growers.
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
Gardening is a wonderful gift that I’ve developed the hard way… through trial and error! I hope to share the incredible lessons learned and make things a lot easier for you out in the organic vegetable garden.
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