Discover fast-growing fruits perfect for planting right now. From strawberries to watermelon, learn which fruits yield fairly ...

Purple flowering raspberry (Rubus odoratus) is found in moist, shaded areas in the eastern U.S. and attracts birds with its ...

Growing fruit in your garden can be a rewarding experience that can also save you money. But you never want to plant these ...

Raspberries, while still considered fast-growing plants, can take one to two years to begin bearing fruit. However, a solution for this is to plant an already-established bush in your garden to ...

If you want to start your plants from seed, plant them two months earlier, then transplant the seedlings into the garden. Due to their highly perishable nature, raspberries are some of the most ...

Bare-root raspberry plants should be planted while dormant in late fall, winter, or early spring before new growth starts, says Lisa Rayburn, area extension agent at the North Carolina Cooperative ...

YOU KNOW, THE TAGS THAT COME WITH PLANTS AND THEY TELL YOU THE IDEAL SPACING 12 OR 18IN SOME PLANTS ACTUALLY BENEFIT FROM BEING CLOSE TO EACH OTHER. IF YOU’RE GOING TO PLANT TOMATOES THIS FAR ...

Raspberry bushes are considered fast-growing plants, but it can take 1 to 2 years ... plant the seeds directly outdoors in warm soil, spacing them about 6 feet apart with rows also 6 feet apart ...

Begin monitoring your raspberry and other soft skin fruit plants by setting traps. Drill some holes (10 holes) about 3/16 inch diameter on the lid of a 32-ounce clear plastic container.

A four-year study of the response of dry edible beans to drainage and fungicide treatment appears to show that wider spacings are as effective as narrow spacings at reducing plant stress “Even ...