Fruits

Growing fruits is one of the most satisfying harvests you'll ever have. Learn how to maximize production of your fruit gardens for sweet success!

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How Fast Do Avocado Trees Grow and Produce Fruit?

If you're wondering how long you'll need to wait for your new or not-so-new avocado tree to bear fruit, we have the information you need to figure it out. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to learn how fast avocado trees grow, and when you can expect to harvest some deliciously creamy avocados!

In a sunny garden bed, big juicy watermelons with dark green striped skin ripen beside a cut slice showing bright pink flesh and rows of small black stones.

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7 Pro Growing Tips for the Biggest, Juiciest Melons

To savor the sweet taste of summer later, now is the time to plant melons, from watermelons to cantaloupes. The long-maturing fruits thrive in warm temperatures and get to setting young fruits. With patience and practice, we’ll get big, juicy watermelons as they peak late in the season.

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15 Rhubarb Growing Tips for Thick, Healthy Stalks

Rhubarb is a low-maintenance perennial that rewards patience with years of delicious harvests. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares essential tips for growing thick, healthy rhubarb stalks that will transform your pies, jams, and other seasonal treats.

Growing a mango tree in a sunny garden, with thin curving branches, heavy with clusters of ripe golden-yellow fruits hanging among glossy green leaves.

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How Fast Do Mango Trees Grow?

Are you wondering how long you'll have to wait for your mango tree to produce sweet and delicious fruit? If you want to know how long it will take for your tree to grow, we have the info you're looking for. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to talk about how fast mango trees grow.

Thick, upright reddish-green rhubarb stalks emerge from the soil, topped with large, deeply veined crinkled green leaves, ready to be divided.

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How and When to Divide Rhubarb: 9 Pro Tips

Perennial rhubarb thrives year to year without much care. After many years of thriving, it’ll form a large, knobby rhizome below the soil. You can dig the plant out, separate the roots, and plant the new divisions throughout your garden. Learn how to divide your rhubarb with these nine pro tips from seasoned grower Jerad Bryant.

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9 Best Cherry Varieties For Pie

Cherry pie season is within sight. Grow your own pie cherries at home for the flavorful rewards come summer - unbeatable fresh from the garden. Tart cherries bring other benefits, too, like attracting pollinators, delicate blooms, and cross-pollination with sweet cherry types. Enjoy the bounty with the best cherries for pie with gardening expert Katherne Rowe.

A gardener thinning a plum tree, plucking unripe green fruits from a branch.

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How to Thin Plum Trees in 5 Simple Steps

Plum trees are excellent producers and beautiful additions to the garden. Like other fruit trees, they benefit from thinning. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to walk through the steps for big, juicy plums and a strong, healthy tree.

Close-up of a rhubarb plant with thick, red stems rise from large, broad green leaves with jagged edges in a large terracotta pot in the garden.

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9 Tips for Growing Delicious Rhubarb in Pots and Containers

Tender, crunchy stalks sprout from rhubarb crowns. The red or green stalks are edible in pies, sautés, and desserts. If you lack in-ground space, consider growing this veggie in containers; it’ll thrive with extra care! Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares nine expert tips to help.

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How to Thin Peach Trees in 7 Easy Steps

If you had trouble in the past with bowing branches and other problems related to overcrowded fruit, it’s time to thin out your peach trees! Master naturalist and experienced gardener, Sarah Jay takes you through 7 steps to thin peach trees and give them a bit of breathing room.