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Saving heritage fruit trees by planting them

Saving heritage fruit trees by planting them

Many heritage fruit tree varieties are in danger of going extinct. The best way to save them is by planting them in your backyard.

What do you think about growing pears?

What do you think about growing pears?

Pears have gone out of fashion, but they’re actually easy to grow, delicious, and versatile – a fantastic addition to your garden.

Discover heritage apple trees you’ve never heard of

Discover heritage apple trees you’ve never heard of

There are hundreds of heritage apple trees you’ve probably never heard of. We’re aiming to bring as many as possible back into fashion.

Tips for growing subtropical fruit

Tips for growing subtropical fruit

Sub-tropical fruit trees include dozens of exotic and interesting varieties that can expand the diversity in your garden.

When should you pick your almonds?

When should you pick your almonds?

Picking almonds at the right time is key to good storage, and recording the names of the varieties you plant helps too.

Expert tips on growing organic berries

Expert tips on growing organic berries

Berries are one of the easiest and most successful fruits to add to your garden if you’re looking for quick results.

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