Don't get me wrong, I love the change of seasons in upstate New York, but it would be nice to be able to grow an orange or lemon tree in my garden ... or a clementine tree! Growing citrus trees in ...

Most of us live in climates that can support outdoor cannabis growing, but it may not be ideal in other ways. Your area may experience harsh weather, or you may have trees or shade blocking ...

Planting fruit trees to grow your own apples, cherries, pears, or peaches can be a very fulfilling, rewarding, and tasty experience. You get to be in complete control of how the fruit is grown and can ...

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Unless, of course, it's the dead of the winter, and they're growing inebriated after overindulging in fermented fruit — that's the time to call wildlife rehabbers. Apart from that, though, it's ...

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In Arkansas, outdoor recreation is big business. Each year, the state’s outdoor economy generates more than $4.5 billion in revenue and employs over 40,000 people. At the University of Arkansas, the ...

This article offers a comprehensive guide on successfully growing these berries in the comfort of your outdoor space. It covers choosing the appropriate planters, preparing the soil, addressing ...

Bare-root fruit trees are generally cheaper to buy than potted trees, and the time to buy and plant them is from November to March. When planting them, good soil preparation is vital, especially if ...

adding lime juice, chicory and pomegranate seeds to the latter. Use freshly squeezed clementine juice in place of a sugar syrup for sweet salads. It also makes a lovely jelly or drink. Kirsch or ...