Choosing Fruits & Nuts Articles

• Osage Orange Trees in Texas

  Osage orange, known botanically as Maclura pomifera, is a small to mid-size flowering and fruiting…

  Last Updated: Feb 28, 2010 | Views: 3071

• How to Tell Tip-Bearing Apple Trees From Spur-Bearing Apple Trees

  Most spur-bearing varieties of apples began as the mutated branches of known apple cultivars. As…

  Last Updated: May 4, 2010 | Views: 3604

• The Best Blueberry Varieties to Plant in Georgia

  Georgia provides a climate ideal for planting native rabbiteye blueberries known botanically as Vaccinium ashei.…

  Last Updated: Feb 25, 2010 | Views: 5387

• Varieties of Persimmon Trees

  Persimmon, known botanically as Diospyros kaki, is a species of fall fruiting deciduous tree grown…

  Last Updated: Feb 23, 2010 | Views: 4620

• Which Fruit Trees Grow Best in Zone 8?

  Zone 8 is a mild climate and, as such, is very conducive to growing a…

  Last Updated: Feb 22, 2010 | Views: 8739

• Apple Trees in Minnesota

  The University of Minnesota has developed many varieties of apples that have been tested and…

  Last Updated: Feb 22, 2010 | Views: 5649

• Apple Trees in North Carolina

  Perhaps the most widely grown fruiting tree in home gardens, apples (Malus spp.) have been…

  Last Updated: Feb 20, 2010 | Views: 2888

• The Best Peach Trees for Northwest Florida

  The best peach trees for Northwest Florida require less than 700 chill hours each winter--the…

  Last Updated: Feb 18, 2010 | Views: 5439

• Which Orange Tree Varieties Are Easiest to Grow in Yorba Linda?

  Yorba Linda is an ideal place to grow orange trees. The city has the right…

  Last Updated: Feb 17, 2010 | Views: 2248

• The Best Fig Trees to Grow in South Texas

  Figs are edible fruits that grow on bushy, short trees. Common fig trees are native…

  Last Updated: Feb 17, 2010 | Views: 8025

• What Fruit Trees Are Good for Indiana?

  Indiana hosts many native fruit species as well as introduced varieties. An orchard in Indiana…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2010 | Views: 18127

• Fruit Trees in Shade

  Although shrub berries such as black currants and thimbleberries represent the best choices for fruit…

  Last Updated: Feb 14, 2010 | Views: 4790

• Types of Blueberry Bushes for Georgia

  Native to the northern tier of the United States and Canada, blueberries (Vaccinium spp.) have…

  Last Updated: Feb 14, 2010 | Views: 3563

• Fruit Trees That Grow in Oregon

  Oregon has a perfect climate for fruit trees. Though a mild temperate region, there is…

  Last Updated: Feb 14, 2010 | Views: 10198

• Mango Trees in Florida

  Luscious, sweet, dripping with nectar, all are characteristics of a ripe mango. If you live…

  Last Updated: Feb 13, 2010 | Views: 7424

• The Best Fruit Trees for New Mexico

  Depending on what part of New Mexico you are in, you may be in USDA…

  Last Updated: Feb 13, 2010 | Views: 12849

• The Types of Coconut Palm Tree

  While there are more than 150 types of coconut palm trees, there are a few…

  Last Updated: Feb 13, 2010 | Views: 7263

• The Best Fruit Trees for Tennessee

  Tennessee has varied growing seasons, with an average 235 days in the western part of…

  Last Updated: Feb 12, 2010 | Views: 21846

• Persimmon Tree Types

  The fruit of the persimmon tree has an interesting feature. Two types of persimmon trees,…

  Last Updated: Feb 12, 2010 | Views: 5660

• Fruit Trees in Minnesota

  With winter temperatures that can dip below -30 degrees F, Minnesota can be a challenging…

  Last Updated: Feb 11, 2010 | Views: 6034

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