Fruit in pots

Tropical Fruits That Can Grow In Pots | Slick Garden. Dragon fruit likes to grow in a warm and dry climate. Dragon fruit needs proper support to grow because it is a climbing plant. The flowers of this plant are very large and unique. The interesting thing about the flowers is that they open only at night and expel amazing scents. The varieties of Dragon fruit that are perfect for growing parts are Stenocereus and Hylocereus.

Growing fruit trees can be a difficult task. This is especially true for those who are living in small spaces with limited gardening space. We…

If you are wondering, How to Grow Blackberries in Pots, this detailed guide will help you with all the necessary information!

You don't need a big yard to enjoy fresh apples. You can grow an apple tree in a container if you don't have a yard to plant them in.

With the right container, the right potting mix, and the right variety, any fruit can be grown in pots to provide fresh pickings in even the very smallest of gardens...

Growing blackberries in pots is so much easier than growing them in your garden because they can literally take over your yard! Although blackberries are delicious, they can be a nuisance in a garden as they will take over everything. To grow blackberries in pots though, is actually pretty easy! No need to worry about them taking over, and they're easy to take care of! Growing blackberries is much the same as growing blueberries or any other type of berry. They need well draining soil, lots…

Citrus provides year-round greenery, sweet-smelling blossoms and tasty fruit….what’s not to love? Poor soil conditions and limited growing area? No problem….grow citrus in containers! 1. Understand the light and temperature requirements of citrus - Citrus trees need 8 hours of sun and a sunny, wind-free location is ideal. Citrus trees are also very frost-sensitive and must be protected or moved inside to a covered area in cold weather. Kumquat and Mandarin trees are the most cold-hardy…

I adore potted citrus trees. If you are interested in bringing the elegance of a European garden to your home, there is nothing more lovely than a French Anduze pot complete with citrus tree. This blog post will give you some history on the European citrus trend in the 17th and 18th centuries and hopefully entice you to plant your own citrus tree. I know I intend to. The countries that started the citrus trend were France, Germany, and the Netherlands, these countries being the ones that saw…

Fertilize them at the wrong time and your beloved fruit trees will suffer the consequences