Can a mango seed grow in water? It can! After experimenting, I found what I believe is the best method of starting a mango ...

Be sure to plant only one pit per container, and choose a pot that's deep and narrow. “This forces the roots to grow downward and results in a long taproot,” Sons advises.

How to Transplant Outdoors Most cherry tree varieties can survive outdoors in zones 5 to 9. If you live outside this range, it's best to grow cherry trees in containers and bring them inside ...

How long does it take to grow a peach tree from a pit? Peach trees typically grow 18 to 24 inches a year, but it can take three to five years before they produce fruit.

Our gardens can’t change the turmoil in our world, but they can help us cope. Even if all you have is a balcony with room for a couple of pots, find a way to plant something this September that can ...

The Pawpaw tree grows Ohio's native fruit. Here's what to know about the special tree, the fruit's flavor, pawpaw season.

Growing sweet potatoes in containers lets you start earlier, manage space, and protect plants from frost. Choose compact, non-vining varieties like Bunch Porto Rico or Vardaman for easier ...

Late summer heat still hanging around, so review irrigation now as the best planting time of the year approaches ...

3. Vegetables: Early plantings include lima bean, snap bean, corn, cucumber, eggplant, pepper, southern pea, rhubarb, squash and tomato; end-of-the-month crops ...

Grow fruit trees in small spaces with the trick known as espalier The name “espalier” comes from French, indicating something to lean a shoulder against, as the trees lean on their supports.

Tree peonies typically survive for decades, with their woody stems growing stronger each year. But “a pot that seems generous in the early going becomes a straitjacket after three,” he explains.