The fruit Orchard

The fig tree isn’t reserved to hot-weather climates in the South. Some hardy varieties make it possible to harvest these sweet fruits even in regions up North.

The goji berry shrub is trending ever since its health benefits and antioxidant properties have been acknowledged.

Acerola, also called Barbados cherry, is a red-colored fruit renowned and appreciated for its high levels of vitamin C.

Want to discover how enjoyable it is to sink your teeth into an apple from your very own garden? Planting a formed apple tree is the first step, and you’ll know that crunchy bite as soon as next fall!

The pruning of a grapevine is an important step that determines proper fruit formation and harvest.

Growing space, climate, altitude, soil quality are additional factors to consider when choosing the fruit tree that will enhance your garden.

Bilberry is an amazing small fruit tree which you’ll enjoy caring for.

Winter and the very beginning of spring are the most auspicious season for pruning a pear tree and an apple tree.

The tiny, sweet hardy kiwi actually comes from a gigantic and productive vine.

Why does a fruit tree’s blooming already share much about the quality of its fruit-bearing? How can we enhance the fruit harvest? Pollination plays a critical role in the formation of fruits.

The acidic soil-loving chestnut tree is much appreciated for its round silhouette, its resilience, and most of all, its fruits! Chestnuts share an incredible abundance of nutrients, not to mention the delicious honey bees produce from the flower’s nectar.

Oh, the joy of growing an olive tree! Even though olive is associated to warm Mediterranean weather, freezing cold also plays a crucial part in olive bearing.

During a stroll in the countryside, you might have spotted an orchard with tree trunks painted white. This method, a natural alternative to pesticides for fruit trees, is called limewashing.

September is a generous month, harvests are plentiful: apples, pears, walnuts, chestnuts… Sometimes, when we don’t know how to keep them, we don’t even try to harvest them and let them go to waste.

You’re the proud owner of a brand-new olive tree, but recent cold weather got you worrying?

Starting in September, October and sometimes even November if the climate is mild enough, pears are harvested. Learn to store and keep them well.

Potted olive trees are a great idea to decorate a deck.

One fruit has what it takes to keep for many a long month, just for us to savor it deep into the heart of winter: the apple.

Olive tree, both potted and planted in the ground, certainly is a kind of tree that garners much attention these days.

Pear tree is the most common fruit tree in many orchards.

Ficus carica, the common fig tree, produces either green, black or purple figs.

Although pruning is definitely a human invention, and trees can go without it to develop naturally, it presents the advantage of renewing the plant’s vigor and increasing its fruit productivity.

The chestnut is definitely a fruit that symbolizes fall. Available from mid-September onwards, there’s a six-week time frame during which ripe chestnut can be harvested.

The apple tree is among the most common fruit trees found in our orchards.

Who hasn’t wondered whether those thousands of tiny black pips could ever amount to anything? We all have! And the good news is: yes!

Cherry trees are among the most common fruit trees found in our orchards.

Grapevine is a beautiful fruit vine, offering us grapes at the end of summer.

Longing for exotic flowers and fruit in your garden? Go ahead and adopt passionfruit—it’ll fill your eyes and taste buds.

Kiwi is a delicious fruit to savor and it’s also full of vitamin C.

The walnut tree is ornamental and a fantastic fruit-bearer.

Growing coffee tree for its beans is difficult, but it’s great to decorate a home. Coffee tree key facts Botanical name – Coffea arabica Common – Coffee tree, Arabica coffee Family – Rubiaceae

The persimmon tree is a unique tree that produces marvelous fruits in fall.

Over the summer, don’t pass on the few chores that will lead your orchard and vegetable patch to abundant and high-quality harvests. Just a few hour’s worth of care and your fruit trees will thrive!

Pomegranate is a real eye-catcher when it comes to bloom – generous and bright. Its famed fruit, the pomegranate, however, likes to play hard-to-get unless you’re in regions with a specific climate.

Cherries, apples, pears… What a joy it is to harvest the fruits from your own garden! Fall is the perfect season for planting fruit trees.

The apricot tree requires a bit of care to produce beautiful apricots, but it’s easy to grow.

Quince tree is a very beautiful fruit tree, that bears nice fruits called quinces.

September marks the beginning of fall, and it is a great time to plant your strawberries and layer them, too.

Here are a few simple tips to succeed in growing strawberries. If you don’t want to eat bland strawberries sold in supermarkets, grow your own!

A strawberry plant produces fruits with a tender and fragrant flesh, which bring to mind thoughts of summer, sun and refreshing snacks.

The tree tomato (or tomato tree) is much larger than the normal tomato plant. Key tomato tree facts Name: Solanum betacea (old: Cyphomandra b.) Family: Solanaceae (nightshade) Type: fruit tree Height: 3 to 13 feet (1-4 m) (in the wild) Exposure: full sun or well-lit when indoors Soil: light, rich –  Hardiness: 28°F (-2°C)  –  […]

It is the symbol of the Mediterranean, and has conquered gardens across the world. A symbol of peace, immortality, hope and abundance, the olive tree pleases everyone thanks to its beauty and hardiness.

Red currant produces marvelous small currant berries in summer.

A small fruit tree will fit in tight spaces like a balcony, deck, terrace or small garden, both in cities and in the country.

Pruning apple and pear trees to espalier or palmette is an interesting way to raise fruit productivity for apples and pears, and also to cover a wall.

Purple hazel is a truly ornamental shrubby nut tree.

Damson is a delicious type of plum native to Great Britain and Europe.

The nectarine tree belongs to the same family as the peach tree, but without fuzz.

Even if one of your olive trees has died due to freezing, it’s possible to grow it back.

Fruit inducing pruning is an important step in the growth of your fruit tree and gives you control over its productivity.

Medlar is a fruit tree that has long been forgotten but deserves to be rediscovered!