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Growing Fruit

Growing fruit is easy with the right guidance. Learn how to grow small fruits, like strawberries, or set up your own fruit tree orchard. We focus on organic orcharding and fruit production for healthy, delicious fruit.

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How to Grow Organic Apples

The First Organic Apples

The Difference Between Home Grown and Store Bought Peaches

Growing Organic Peaches

Can the Fruit Tree Blossoms Survive the Ice?

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Growing Peach Trees

More Information on Caring for Strawberries

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Strawberry Garden Care

The Experience of Fresh Peaches

Surprises in the Fruit Tree Orchard

how to grow strawberries

Growing Strawberries Using Organic Gardening Techniques

Types of Roses for the Home Garden

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How to Grow Radishes from Seed: Easy Beginner Vegetable Garden Plant

I think every gardener starts with growing radishes. And why not? Radishes germinate readily, grow quickly, and add interest to salads. They’re also great when you have cabin fever after a long winter and you’re dying for something fresh from the garden. And while their spiciness may be an acquired taste, in some cuisines (including…

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Bok choy leaves photographed from above

My Fall Experiment: Growing Chinese Vegetables

Every gardener loves a good experiment, and this year mine involved stepping outside my usual vegetable lineup. I tried growing a few Chinese vegetables in my garden, and the results were delicious, a little surprising, and a whole lot of fun. If you’ve ever wondered whether these crops are worth a spot in your garden,…

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A close up of tatsoi, or vitamin plant, a Chinese vegetable, growing in a raised bed garden.

Growing Tatsoi: The Frost-Resistant Asian Vitamin Plant

Growing tatsoi (Brassica rapa subsp. narinosa (sometimes listed as Brassica rapa var. narinosa) offers fresh, leafy greens in USDA hardiness zone 7b throughout the fall and possibly the winter. Tatsoi isn’t sold in my local Kroger, Food Lion, or Walmart Super Center, but it’s easy enough to grow, and so delicious, that I plan to…

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A pot of red chrysanthemums on a wooden packing crate with pots and yellow mums on the ground.

November Gardening Tips

Tidying Up, Winding Down, and Looking Ahead Here in central Virginia, the first hints of fall show up in October, and by the end of the month cool nights are the norm. By November, frost is a given, the leaves have all turned, and most of the trees stand bare. November is a month for…

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