• Watermelon Pollination Tips: Helping Watermelons Set Fruit

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    Watermelon vines produce separate male and female blossoms, and successful fruit set depends on effective pollination. This is especially true for seedless (“triploid”) varieties, which require nearby seeded plants to provide pollen. Here’s how to ensure both standard and seedless watermelons set abundant, high-quality fruits. With over three decades of hands-on experience growing watermelons in […] More

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  • Growing Perennial Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits

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    Adding edible perennials to your garden will give you many years of harvest pleasure. Asparagus, artichokes, Jerusalem artichokes, rhubarb, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, blueberries, and perennial herbs are easy-to-grow perennial edibles. Planning to plant perennial crops Perennials live in one place for several years and have different management needs than annuals. Dedicate specific growing spaces to each […] More

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  • How to Train and Prune a Fruit Tree

    Young fruit trees require early training. It is best to begin training a fruit tree as soon as it is planted. Young tree training is best continued for the first three or four years of the tree’s life. Training a fruit tree includes staking, pruning, and branch spreading. All of these will help create a […] More

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  • Delicious Kiwifruit Recipes: From Harvest to Plate

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    The flavor of kiwifruit is all kiwifruit: sweet tart with hints of citrus, strawberry, pineapple, and melon. Kiwifruit flavor is unique. Kiwifruit is a great breakfast fruit. Halve the kiwi crosswise and simply scoop it out and eat it chilled and fresh with a small spoon. A peeled kiwi can be served halved or quartered […] More

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  • Ways to Serve Grapefruit

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    Grapefruits in general are dived into natural types: there are common white or yellow-fleshed grapefruits, and there are pigmented or pale pink to ruby red grapefruits. There are also seeded and seedless grapefruits. Beyond flesh color and seeds, you can generally say that seeded grapefruits are more flavorful than seedless. Grapefruits have a sharper flavor […] More

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  • Ways to Prepare and Serve Passion Fruit

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    Slice a fresh passion fruit in half, place it in the palm of your hand, and enjoy its juicy, slightly musky sweet-tart tropical flavor with a spoon. Both the fruit and juice of the passion fruit combine well with other fruits and juices, especially tropical fruits. In addition to being eaten fresh, passion fruit can […] More

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  • Fruit Garden Care Calendar for Fresh Home Produce

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    A home fruit garden care calendar is an invaluable tool for gardeners, offering structured guidance to ensure optimal growth and productivity throughout the year. This calendar provides a month-by-month outline of essential tasks such as planting, watering, pruning, fertilizing, and pest control, tailored to the specific needs of various fruit-bearing plants. By helping gardeners stay […] More

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  • How to Plant, Grow, and Harvest Passion Fruit

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    Passion fruit is a form of berry that grows on the passion fruit plant, also called the passionfruit vine. Passion fruit is easy to grow. Passion fruit belongs to a large family of vining plants, some are ornamental, and many produce edible fruits. The passion flower is among the most beautiful and striking flowers. The […] More

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