The advantages of growing lime trees in pots include being able to move them to a perfect spot for summer, then bring them ...

By starting a tree in a 15-gallon nursery pot, you decrease how often the tree needs watering while giving the tree enough room to size up and yield fruit. You can also use large terracotta pots ...

Buried clay pot irrigation has been used successfully for a wide range of perennial plants, including citrus, fruit and nut trees, from pistachio groves in Iran to dry orchards in India to forests ...

Greensleeves ( Malus Domestica ‘Greensleeves’) is a popular apple variety for container gardening, as it will reach its ...

Well, if you're working with a container garden, you'll be pleased to learn that some of the easiest fruit trees to grow can thrive when potted. Growing fruit trees in pots, too, is a must-try for ...

It's not easy growing fruit trees and bushes in pots. ... Even if you’re growing in large pots, you’ll likely need to water at ... and similar large containers instead of breakable terra-cotta ...

So, whether you want to pick your own homegrown fruit or have a striking, lush feature on your porch, here are 5 best trees to grow in containers. We've also found 7 fast-growing trees for shade ...

Lemon trees don't need a lot of watering, so you're far more likely to overwater them than underwater them—and they're very ...

You can grow fruit on your balcony or other small space, as long as you choose the right varieties, keep them well-watered and fed and plant them in the right containers, with plenty of sun.

Williams Sonoma sells a dwarf Meyer lemon tree inside a classic terra-cotta pot (for those looking for a nicer-looking vessel than a plastic nursery pot). All dwarf citrus trees generally need ...

Many fruit trees, including apples, pears and stone fruits such as peaches, nectarines, cherries, apricots and plums, need “chill” time during the winter to set fruit in the spring.