Plant your own currants!
Tasty and vitamin-rich, currant is the chance to cook up delicious jelly.
Fruit trees - page 2
Fruit trees are a must-have in any garden that aims for both beauty and productivity. These animal-friendly plantations are a boon for us and animals alike when the harvest season sets on. Pruning and caring for them is straightforward and they’ll forgive you for making mistakes at the beginning. Growing them is compatible with lower, ground-covering crops or flower beds, too!
Purple filbert, purple hazel – care, pruning, harvest
Purple hazel is a truly ornamental shrub fruit tree.
Hazel, hazelnuts for us chipmunks!
Hazel is a fruit shrub that is sought after for its delicious green or blond hazelnuts.
Corylus avellana hazelnuts for your garden!
Corylus avellana, better known as the common hazelnut and more rarely aveline, is a shrub fruit tree that is very interesting for its blond or green hazelnuts.
Actinidia, the kiwi tree
Kiwi is a delicious fruit to savor and it’s also filled with vitamin C.
The Chestnut, fruit that symbolizes fall
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.
Potted olive trees, ideal for terraces
Potted olive trees are a great idea to decorate a terrace or balcony.
Bigarreau cherry tree, the ultimate cherry
Bigarreau cherry trees produce beautiful cherries, sweet and fleshy and firm, and their productivity is abundant.
Cherry tree, an easy and generous fruit tree
Cherry trees are among the most common fruit trees found in our orchards.
Blackthorn, delicious wild berries
This fruit tree produces surprising fruits, sloes, that are always best when they’ve burst just after the first frost spells.
Blackcurrant, small but bountiful
Blackcurrant is a shrub that produces a delicious fruit: sweet black currant berries.
Best practices to enhance fruit harvest
Why does a fruit tree’s blooming already share much about the quality of its fruit-bearing? Pollination plays a critical role in the formation of fruits.
How to keep apples
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.
Pruning apple and pear trees
Winter and the very beginning of spring are the most auspicious season for pruning a pear tree and an apple tree.
Wooed by an apple tree
Want to discover how enjoyable it is to sink your teeth into an apple from your very own garden? Plant a formed apple tree and you’ll know it as soon as next fall.
Apricots, little bites of sun
A few words about apricots in France… 2012 apricot production in France – 160,900 tons 1 Production areas in France – Languedoc-Roussillon, the Rhône river area, the Mediterranean coastal areas.
Blackberry bush and blackberries, delicious small summer fruits
Blackberry shrubs offer delicious blackberries if you care for them well. Basic blackberry facts Name – Rubus fruticosus Family – Rosaceae Type – fruit shrub Height – 3 to 10 feet (1 to 3 m) Exposure – full sun, part sun Soil – rich enough Foliage – deciduous Flowering – June-July Harvest – August to October Planting, […]
Pruning an apple tree or pear tree into an espalier shape
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.
Walnut, growing delicious walnuts
The walnut tree is a fantastic fruit-bearing tree which is also very ornamental.
Apple tree, the joy of biting your own sweet, crunchy apples
Apple trees are among the most common fruit trees found in our orchards.
