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Fruit Trees & Berry Bushes

Kiwi Vine Care

There are two main types of kiwi. Actinidia arguta (the hardy kiwi) and Actinidia deliciosa (the fuzzy kiwi). In general, both types require two plants,a male and a female, for pollination. Both plants produce flowers, but only the female will produce fruit. To insure fruit production, plant a male and a female of the same …

Fruit Trees & Berry Bushes

Gooseberry Care

An ideal fruit for the small garden – gooseberry bushes are easy to grow, produce a large amount of fruit for their size and will tolerate partial shade conditions. They are self-fertile, so one bush can be grown on its own. Gooseberry bushes are also well able to withstand harsher conditions (both temperature and wind) …

Fruit Trees & Berry Bushes

Fig Tree Care

Figs are one of the highest plant sources of calcium and fiber. Figs can be eaten fresh or dried, and is also used in jam-making. Growing Sun: Figs require full sun all day to ripen palatable fruits. Trees become enormous, and will shade out anything growing beneath. The trunk and branches are unusually sensitive to …

Fruit Trees & Berry Bushes

Currant Bush Care

Currants come in black, red, and white colors. Currants have a high pectin content and are excellent for making Jams. With their attractively colored berries they can be included in a woody mixed border or added to the vegetable garden. Growing Conditions Plant currant bushes in an area that gets morning sun and dappled afternoon …

Fruit Trees & Berry Bushes

Blueberry Bush Care

Once your blueberry bush is planted and established, it will grow well for years with a little sunshine, water and occasional shot of fertilizer. Blueberries are divided into 3 classes by fruit ripening time: Early Season: Fruit ripens in early to mid JuneMid Season: Fruit ripens in mid JulyLate Season: Fruit ripens from July into August Growing Plant them in the spring or fall. Blueberries grow best is full sun. They need …