A Beginner's Guide to Planting Almonds in the Fall
Almond — a unique tree. It boasts a delicate fragrance, beautiful pink-white blossoms, and...
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Spring — the most favourable time for garden work. During this period, fruit tree grafting begins. There is enough time for the scion to take root, and even if the procedure fails, it can be repeated in early summer.
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Grafting a lemon tree is the easiest way to make it bear fruit faster and feel like a breeder. Even on a wild plant grown from a seed, grafts of various varieties and hybrids—or even other citrus species—take root easily. And lemons are the most likely to yield a positive first grafting experience.
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Walnut trees are cultivated not only in the gardens of India and China but also in private gardens across Europe. These trees are tall and stately, reaching heights of up to 20 m. For novice gardeners, growing a walnut tree may seem like a challenging task. In this case, experienced gardeners recommend first planting a sapling at home and then transplanting it to the garden. This article provides a detailed guide on how to grow a walnut tree at home and the agricultural techniques to follow.
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Garden peach trees are fast-growing crops: the harvest can be gathered as early as 3-4 years after planting. Peaches require careful maintenance, so gardeners regularly carry out agrotechnical measures: watering, fertilizing, loosening, and spraying. One of the essential care procedures is spring pruning. The quality and taste of ripe fruit depend on it.
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Cherry trees are a common sight in many garden plots. However, not all beginner gardeners know the best time of year to plant this fruit tree.
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Hazelnuts are rich in iron, B and E vitamins, and healthy fatty acids. They can be eaten whole, used in hot dishes and desserts, or applied in traditional medicine. However, proper preparation is essential before consumption.
