Grafting fruit trees - combining two or more different trees into one - is a fun undertaking for gardeners. Here's everything you need to know about it.

Fortunately, with a bit of patience, persistence, and skills with knives (pocket knives work, too), you can resolve these gardening woes by learning grafting. With enough practice, you can even grow ...

Try grafting new fruit tree varieties onto your existing trees. Fruit of the same species are easily grafted together — peach onto peach, plum onto plum. Tasks: ...

Propagating and growing young fruit trees can take years, but there's another option that yields results quickly.

Once the current rain has subsided, and the ground has had a bit of time to dry out, planting fruit trees may be on the to-do ...

Grafting is an ancient technique practiced by horticulturists to create stronger, more productive, and often more resilient plants. Whether you're looking to produce disease-resistant fruit trees, ...

There are thousands of pear varieties globally, however, a much smaller selection of European and Asian pears are commonly ...

While you can't reverse tristeza disease, you can take steps to prevent it when planting new fruit trees. Be sure to choose only certified, disease-free citrus trees, and do not plant them by grafting ...