Learn how to grow and care for DownHome Harvest® 'Navaho' Thornless Blackberry, a thornless blackberry that grows upright.

Space plants 45–60cm, with 1.8m between rows. How to grow: like trees and shrubs, loganberries are available to buy as bare-root or container-grown plants. Whichever you buy, plant them at the same ...

“I prefer planting bare-root fruit trees rather than container trees as they are less expensive and will grow better,” he said. “The challenge is that bare-root trees are getting harder to find.

Root vegetables are grown underground at the base of a plant, but not all are exactly roots. Some are bulb-like growths that store nutrients for the plant during colder months. Onions, garlic ...

The annual tradition at Shepard Park Beach draws a big crowd willing to brave winter's chill for a dip in the lake People braved winter temperatures to plunge into Lake George on Wednesday, taking ...

If the tree you are planting is a bare-root tree, it should be soaked in a bucket of water for about four hours before you plant it in the ground. If you don't plant your fruit trees at the ...

In his letter captioned “Article 32.3 in the 2016 PSA restricts the sovereignty of the nation and should be reviewed to determine its legality” ( Stabroek News December 30, 2024) Mr Jamil ...

Many bare root plants are sold in pre-planted fiber pots or plastic pots. Roses, fruit trees, grapes, and berries are all available at this time of the year in bare root form. The selection of these ...

visit a reputable tree nursery and choose a medium-sized tree – 3-5 feet tall – so the recommended cutback at planting is less severe, Stein said. “I prefer planting bare-root fruit trees rather than ...

Christmas trees are big business out West, but a hotter climate means challenges for tree growers. John Tillman owns Tillman Christmas Trees and has acres of Noble, Nordmann, Fraser, Korean and ...

Dried fruit has long been used as a source of vitamins and minerals that can last year-round. There are records of the Persian and Arab cultures enjoying dried apricots more than a thousand years ago.