Olives are one of the world's most consumed fruits. Whether it is eating the fruit itself or turning it into oil, the olive tree has been around for thousands of years. Yet, it has only been since the 1800's that the olive tree has found its way onto American soil. While most of the production of olives is found in California, the truth is that many gardens can sustain this type of tree. Thus, making your own olive oil is quite possible.
Before you do add the tree to your garden, there are a few things you should know. The
Easy to Grow Summer Fruits
by Anna P. June 5th, 2013 Edible Gardening, Fruits
For most gardeners, going through summer or fall without growing fresh fruit plants in the garden makes for an empty season. There is something special about growing sweet edibles in your own backyard. Whether you are new to growing fruits, or you're a seasoned pro, there are so many different types of plants to choose from, and many of them are easy to grow. We've got some ideas that are sure to inspire you, and some smart tips to help you get started on a successful growing season.
1- Try Growing Yummy Berries
Blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries are easy to grow
1- Try Growing Yummy Berries
Blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries are easy to grow
Growing Mulberries
by T Akery May 22nd, 2013 Fruits
Dr. Seuss named a book after this particular fruit. While he used it as a street name, it really is a fruit that grows on a tree. You don't really want this tree next to your car or near your driveway. It is a very messy fruit that will stain things. Despite this, it is still a healthy fruit to eat, and you can grow it indoors.
The fruit almost looks like a blackberry. It can easily be mistaken for one in its appearance. The mulberry is a little more oval in shape, and it ripens into a deep red
The fruit almost looks like a blackberry. It can easily be mistaken for one in its appearance. The mulberry is a little more oval in shape, and it ripens into a deep red
Planting Berries
by Jessica B. May 14th, 2013 Fruits
It is not too late to get your plants into the ground if you are planning on adding a sweet touch of berry to your spring gardening. With a bit of preparation, you can enjoy fresh picked berries with your breakfast!
Bushes – If you want to enjoy blueberries, raspberries, and gooseberries, the best thing you can do is buy a little starter plant and plant it when the last frost has past. While these plants should tolerate some frost, they may thrive better after the last frost. Berries thrive in the sun. The biggest threat to your plants are
Bushes – If you want to enjoy blueberries, raspberries, and gooseberries, the best thing you can do is buy a little starter plant and plant it when the last frost has past. While these plants should tolerate some frost, they may thrive better after the last frost. Berries thrive in the sun. The biggest threat to your plants are
Growing Chili Peppers
by T Akery April 24th, 2013 Fruits
Most people are astonished to find out that chili peppers are a fruit. This is because they have seeds. This is probably one of the easiest growing fruits. If you are looking to spice up your garden, the chili pepper is one of the most popular plants. There are tons of varieties, and while jalapeno gets the most attention, there are hundreds of variations to choose from. The varieties range from the sweet to the ultra hot.
Seeds of the chili peppers are fairly easy to obtain. Save a few from the peppers you find the grocery store or search
Seeds of the chili peppers are fairly easy to obtain. Save a few from the peppers you find the grocery store or search