Homegrown & delicious: Native fruits

Article Abstract:

The woodlands as well as fields of America abound with a wide variety of native plants that usually bear tasty fruits but unfortunately little is known about their usefulness. The merits of cultivating some of the best native plants including lingonberry, beach plums, low-bush blueberry and persimmon among other native plants are discussed in detail.

Varieties, Fruit trees, Native plants

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Summer berries

Article Abstract:

Easy-to-grow raspberries and blackberries would be a significant addition to any summer garden. A garden of well-tended brambles ensures berry lovers an easy harvest and reliable supply of delicious fruit.

Berry crops, Berry (except Strawberry) Farming, Raspberries, Evaluation, Blackberries

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Sorbus reconsidered

Article Abstract:

This article presents reasons for growing sorbus, also known as mountain ash or rowan, trees. Appearance, fruit, and various species are discussed.

Management, Ash (Tree), Fraxinus, Sorbus

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