Do cherry trees need thinning?
Thinning cherry trees is not usually needed because they’re not prone to biennial bearing. That’s lucky, because it would be a huge job.
Should you worry about fruit tree insects?
Finding insects in your fruit trees scares a lot of people, but in fact, a wide variety of insects is a good sign of biodiversity.
While you’re thinning, prevent disease
Thinning your fruit trees is a great chance to check the health of your fruit and do a little disease control at the same time.
How to Get Started with Fruit Thinning
Have you heard of fruit thinning but don’t know how (or why) to do it? It’s a simple but important technique to help your fruit trees bear a healthy crop every year.
How to grow amazing cherries
Cherries are delicious but can be fiddly to grow, and they can split if it rains. Discover the pros and cons, and why they’re worth the fuss.
Apricot tree diseases
Apricots are delicious fruit, but fussy to grow in your garden. Here are some of the things to look out for.
Do you have peaches on your trees?
Late spring is the time to check your fruit trees for early peaches or apricots. Learn what to do next and how to check for common diseases.
12 ways to make money from your fruit trees
Making money from your fruit trees is easier than you think – and can also be a great way to help your community.
The difference between green manure and understory
Green manure crops, cover crops, and understory all bring great benefits to the soil, but what’s the difference between them?
5 Steps to a Simple Worm Farm
Every household needs a worm farm, and here are 5 simple steps for setting one up with almost no cost and very little fuss.
Peach leaf curl
Peach tree leaf curl disease is one of the main causes of curly leaves on your peach and nectarine trees, but it’s usually preventable.
What’s the best way to control weeds under fruit trees?
Many gardeners hate weeds under their fruit trees. Managed correctly, they can bring many benefits to your trees and soil.
