Yes, you can grow citrus in Colorado. 🌿🍊Think lemons, limes, and oranges don’t belong indoors along the Front Range? Think again. With bright light, warmth, regular feeding, and well-drained soil, ...

Bare-root deciduous fruit trees are now arriving in nurseries and home improvement centers. In order to squeeze these trees into containers, their roots have been pruned, a practice that will diminish ...

No garden? You can still grow your own delicious fruit—just pick cultivars suitable for growing indoors. These are the ones ...

Garden enthusiast Heather Hacking loves when you share what’s growing on. Reach out at [email protected], and ...

Angel may not always be an angel since he’s still a kitten, but he still needs a place to call home. He’s about five months ...

Pottering in the greenhouse is a great way to stave off winter blues. Tidy up overwintering pelargoniums, have a go at ...

Cornell is at the forefront of determining how "invisibility cloaks" and walls of protection may give ash trees hope of revival.

I find it sad to see live Christmas trees left curbside for the weekly garbage collection. Consider reusing your natural ...

If you have a small yard, you may have discounted the idea of growing fruit trees. This compact, sun-loving citrus with ...

Cool month is ideal for adding bare root deciduous fruit trees, vines, roses and shrubs — and harvesting citrus ...

Pears and apples should be 4- to 5 feet tall, and they should be pruned to 30 inches. Again, select main scaffold branches ...

Propagation is the best way to get fruit trees that yield good fruit and resist disease. Learn three ways to propagate fruit ...