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Growing Fruit

This page contains growing guides for fruit.

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I got some strawberry plants from a friend and I planted them last year. They didn't produce last year and this year they don't have a flower on them yet, so I doubt if

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I have a large garden and would love to grow a grapevine. How do I start?

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I would like to know what is the best method for growing rock melon and watermelon.

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How do I transplant 4 year old Merlot plants?

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When is the time to harvest Red Chieftain apples?

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How do I plant from an existing berry?

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I would like to know how to grow pichuberry.

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I hear you can grow lots of veggies and fruits from their seeds. Can you grow a banana tree from any part of the left over banana peel? Or, is it possible to grow bananas from

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My grandson has planted some Galia melon seeds and they are coming on really well. Any advice on how to keep them going please?

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Something is wrong with my newly planted tomato plant. I planted them in Miracle Gro potting mix. The edges of the leaves are turning brown and the leaves are curling up. The

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Can I till up my old strawberry patch and plant new plants? Or do I have to plant in a different spot?

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How far apart do I plant the seeds to grow cantaloupes?

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Blueberries should be taste-tested before harvesting. Berries that have just turned blue are not the best tasting. Gently shake a cluster of berries to determine ripeness.

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Our tomato plants have luxuriant growth and lots of green tomatoes but they are taking forever to ripen, and when they do, they're blotchy.

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Peaches are hardy to zones 5-9. There are several varieties suitable for backyard landscapes, all of which need some period of cold weather before heading into the growing season.

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Most citrus trees are self-shaping and need very little pruning. Root suckers or crossing branches can be removed as necessary on young trees and mature trees should be kept free

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Harvest grapes when they are fully ripe-they will not continue to ripen on the vine. Grape's sugar content rises as much as 20% as they ripen, so a taste-test is the

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Pears should be harvested when they reach a mature size and still feel hard. They should be light green in color and separate easily from the fruit spur (point of attachment).

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Raspberries should be picked when they are thoroughly ripe. When berries are ready for harvesting, they will feel soft and separate easily from their core. Handle them with care

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