Fruit & Nut Harvesting

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• Knats/fruit flies?

  I do not know how to get rid of them. it seems like every time i water my aloes, they come swarming. My plants are inside. I dont think they came from maggots in the house. My place is clean. How do i get rid of them and where did… More

• Those darn fruit trees

  Relatively small and very fruitful, my two dwarf fruit (granny smith and...umm tree number two) trees are having a harsh summer yet again with bugs and these annoying 'spots' on their leaves. No fruit was spared. They are on the East side of my garage and next to a shady… More

• Good Low Sugar Cookie with Fruit and Nuts

  ...mount needed of white sugar..this cookie also has nuts. It tasted good---- fended off my sweet tooth desires...and DID NOT raise my sugar levels too much.. Here goes. Oven to 350 Degrees 2 cups flour 1/2… More

• Apricots: floating fruit

  ...o long as there was 1/2" of head space). Now, the fruit floats. Is it still safe to store? More

• WHOLESALE FRUIT BUSHES

  ...recently bought 29 acres and are looking to plant fruit bushes, for a market garden. We are having a hard time finding nurseries that sell in larger quantites at wholesale prices. Does anyone know of any in Ontario, Canada? More

• Grafting Fruit Trees

  ...this, but my question is. It was saying that some fruit trees are patented and it is illegal to graft. If I am only doing one of my trees and it is just for… More

• Fruit Trees (mainly peach & apple)

  ...arm on June 30, 2005 and it came with a number of fruit trees - 1 apple, 2 peach, 2 pear, 3 plum.... I think that's it. I know absolutely NOTHING about fruit trees! Out of all those the peach is… More

• Strange vine, big fruit, milky sap

  ...he vine before but was stunned at the size if the fruit. At first I thought it was choyote squash with the fruit… More

• companion planting for fruit

  ...s avocados raspberries/currants I've read to keep fruit trees mulched, but was wondering if any plants or herbs can protect them from pests or improve their flavours thanks! More

• fruit trees cutting

  this past fall while collecting cutting from my roses i decided to try to root cuttings from my peaches apples and plums...out of about 25-30 cutting i have 2 that survived...they have rooted very well (2 peaches) they have lots of leafs and new shots coming up...since these are clones… More

• companion planting for fruit

  ...s avocados raspberries/currants I've read to keep fruit trees mulched, but was wondering if any plants or herbs can protect them from pests or improve their flavours thanks! More

• Fruit bearing shrub?

  ...ng flowers (a few) in spring and now I've noticed fruit (a lot). The fruit looks like miniature pears. A co-worker said it was a variety of pear, but couldn't remember the name. I've never heard… More

• Help me ID this flowering, fruit bearing shrub

  ... white flowers in early Spring; it develops green fruit in July which turn a deep pink (almost red) in late August. I'm curious as to its name and whether the fruit is edible. More

• Help me ID this flowering, fruit bearing shrub

  ... white flowers in early Spring; it develops green fruit in July which turn a deep pink (almost red) in late August. I'm curious as to its name and whether the fruit is edible. More

• Midwest Fruit Tree Care?

  ...ow the frustration of having to wait 'til there's fruit.....(Not like I don't have anything else growing here):rolleyes: More

• What kind of fruit tree is this?

  Hi, I am wondering what kind of fruit tree this is. It had white blooms on it before it started budding out. It was bloomed out with the white flowers in March and now it is producing. Can anyone tell me what this is going to be? we just moved… More

• Fruit pies

  I can't find a reciepe thread.Please,does somebody have a good reciepe for mulberry pie? More

• Fruit trees

  ...h trees with for control of bugs/disease spotted, fruit. Any suggestons? More

• Can anyone identify this fruit?

  It grew on a vine and took most of the summer to get this big: Happy Halloween! More

• Is this a fruit tree?

  ... idea what it is. I think it might be a form of a fruit tree perhaps although there have been no blossoms on it as yet. Any ideas? Cheryl More

• Harvesting cauliflower

  ...eaves. How long does this process take before the fruit is mature enough to cut? This is my 1st time growing cauliflower. More

• Harvesting and Using Fresh Cantalope

  Harvesting and Using Fresh Cantaloupe By Brenda Hyde Cantaloupe, is a muskmelon, as are the Casaba, honeydew, Persian and Crenshaw melons. Growing up I loved cantaloupe more than watermelon. Now, my daughter who is three, can eat half a cantaloupe at a time and definitely rivals my love of this… More

• Fruit Salad

  ...e a bowl of it to me and I was eating some hot peanuts, I put a few in the salad and it was to die for, so I… More

• what is this veggie or fruit?

  Can anyone tell me what this is? wasnt on reciept guess checker didnt know either. Posted this question before but cant find it...lol new how do you find your old questions? please help also how do you cook? ps goe to my profile to see pic......Greenies More

• What kind of fruit tree is this?

  Discovered a few of these fruits growing on a tree in my backyard... my first guess was that they were pears, but i don't think they are. Anyone know? More

• Fruit flies in my compost?

  ...me I take the cover off, swarms of what look like fruit flies emerge :mad: . I'm not sure that they are actually fruit flies, but… More

• citrus fruit trees in mississippi

  ...rtheast mississippi zone 7b. what about any other fruit trees. any suggestions More

• Getting a new fruit tree from an old one..

  I recently learned the exact process of "air rooting"(or so I've been told that is the english term for it). It's a great way to take your trees with you when moving to a new location or to just give to someone who would appreciate it. First, select a sturdy… More

• Canning fruit

  I had great success with my canning, and freezing this year (my first year at it). Mostly in tomatoes. I would like to do more. In particular I would like to can cherries, peaches and pears. I have found instructions re: the peaches and pears, but very little re: the… More

• Fruit in containers?

  I'd love to grow grapes and blueberries, but we don't really have a location with clear soil to do it. I have a spot on the side of my house that used to have a large garden in it, but we covered over the soil with river rock and I'm… More

• Harvesting Zucchini (?)

  ...orks well. Sever the stem about an inch above the fruit. More

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