It can be tempting to pluck juicy fruits from trees when they grow plentiful in late summer and early autumn. But experts say it's not straightforward.

Pruning at the wrong time could be removing flower buds that are already starting to form for the following season.

Gardening expert Dave The Plantman has shared a key tip to help fruit trees grow better at home - and it's all to do with the ...

Like all the repeat-flowering roses we grow in Louisiana, Knock Out roses should receive a major pruning twice a year. Here's ...

When considering which trees to plant in your garden, one variety tends to grow at a faster rate than most, and produces lovely flowers in the springtime, too.

Over the course of a summer as hot and dry as this one, without intervention, New Hampshire’s apple crop might drop right off ...