Establish a well-balanced Fruit Salad Tree by pruning back the more vigorous growing grafts which are Nectarines, Peaches, Yellow Plums, Lemons, Pomelo and Grapefruit. You can do this anytime, especially during the fruiting season.
Espaliering is a technique to sculpt or train your tree to grow in a certain way. Many gardeners espalier their fruit trees to grow flat against a wall, fence or courtyard.
Looking after your Fruit Salad Tree will keep it happy and healthy and in turn, it will look after you by providing different, delicious fruit! Here are a few tips on keeping your Fruit Salad Tree healthy...
With a little preparation, it's possible to have an edible garden at your doorstep for all of the family to enjoy. Especially with our space saving and fast-growing Fruit Salad Trees, which boast different fruit on the same tree. Read on...
Spring is here and it's a great time to be out in the garden. Here are some tips for looking after your Fruit Salad Tree in Spring...
Clay soils can often present challenges for gardeners. But the good news is that successful planting in clay just requires a little prep, a quick soil test and some easily gained understanding of your soil. Stone, Citrus and Apple fruit trees...
