Vegetables. Get a jump on your early spring planting season by warming up in-ground and raised beds with 4- to 6-mil clear or black plastic. Anchor the plastic with boards, brick or soil.

If, however, your plum tree fails to bear fruit, it can be disappointing and a cause for concern. Plum trees are like any other fruit tree in that they are sensitive and often slightly ...

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The cactus, palms and succulents anchoring yards around the desert can successfully be planted in the heat, but don't wait.

Q: My apple trees were loaded with fruit for the first time since planting them, but now lots of fruit is falling off. Is ...

HOPKINTON, Mass. — So, you're thinking about planting a fruit, vegetable or herb garden this spring? NewsCenter 5 went to Weston Nurseries for some advice from Peter Mezitt about how to pick ...

Spring produce (namely, spring fruits) might just be the best produce. It’s also the season for a new crop of delicious fresh produce. 16 Juicy Spring Fruits to Savor All Season ...

For an extra bright fruit mani, put the spotlight on one colorful fruit — like this watermelon-themed French set. The neon green tips are a total standout. 12 Blueberry Chic ...

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Spring has sprung! And so has the excitement over seasonal fruit, vegetables and beautiful blooms. As any gardener will tell you, though, whether you’re a master or just planting your first bulb ...

Temperature: To assure good flowering in the spring, deciduous fruit trees require a certain number of hours growing at temperatures between 32 degrees and 45 degrees, known as chill hours. Keep ...

This should be done in the early spring, incorporating plenty of organic matter in the larger pot. While these steps can help to encourage your plum tree to fruit, as gardeners we must often ...