You don't need an orchard to grow your own fruit. There are many types of fruit trees that can be grown in containers, ...

However, finding and buying the right fruit tree for your yard is like comparing apples and oranges—or cherries and figs.

Zones 4–7. While sour cherry trees are self-pollinating, meaning you only need one tree to produce fruit, many benefit from a another sour cherry growing nearby to enhance production.

Grow a grapefruit tree in a fertile and well-draining soil type. Trees will struggle in heavy soils, and Bethany Lakatos, plant expert at Fast Growing Trees, says: ‘Because they are sensitive to root ...

“Dwarf Meyer lemon trees are self-pollinating and require relatively little heat for the fruit to ripen,” says Blake Harris, ...

You may also know that there definitely is such a thing as container gardening for trees, and you might even already have a few dwarf fruit trees you're ... as long as you're aware of things such as ...

Alternatively, you may plant their dwarf cultivars like 'Baby Shipova Mt. Ash,' which grows half as tall (over 6 feet) and fruits in about three years. Shipova trees are usually self-fertile. But, ...

Growing some fruit ... tree to plant on your porch. A big bonus is you don’t have to grow two peach trees to produce fruits since it is self-fertile. As long as your garden has insect pollinators, ...

Pollination & Bloom Period Asian pear varieties are partially self-fruitful but better ... help to overcome this problem. Dwarf rootstocks will require more nitrogen than vigorous rootstocks to ...