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What should your fruit trees look like in spring?

What should your fruit trees look like in spring?

Are your fruit trees healthy this spring? Knowing what to look for and what’s “normal” will help you stay on track with your fruit tree care.

What You Need to Know About Pesticides

What You Need to Know About Pesticides

Growing organic fruit has never been so important, with new evidence showing pesticides escaping into the environment at scarily high rates.

Is organic growing really any better?

Is organic growing really any better?

Long-term studies have shown that organic growing is better for your health and the planet, and it may even be better for your pocket.

Animals, fruit trees, and electric netting

Animals, fruit trees, and electric netting

Animals and fruit trees go well together if you can figure out how to enjoy the benefits without the animals doing too much damage.

Providing frost shelter for fruit trees

Providing frost shelter for fruit trees

Learn how to provide frost shelter for your fruit trees in spring to protect the flowers and fruit from damage.

The joy of growing your own fruit trees

The joy of growing your own fruit trees

Growing your own fruit trees is a wonderful life-long hobby, but if you can’t grow your own, try to buy from a local nursery.

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