Author: Benadine Nonye

Growing backyard fruit trees ranks as one of the most popular gardening pastimes around the world. It lets you pick and choose your favorite kind of fruit from the hundreds of varieties available, and gives you full control over how your food is raised. While specific care guidelines vary widely depending on the exact kind of fruit tree you’re raising, there are several general strategies and tips can help you successfully care for any young fruit tree after you’ve planted it in your yard. Fruiting trees, such as apple, pear,…

Fruit trees are surprisingly easy to grow in a backyard setting, and they yield years’ worth of beautiful spring blooms and plentiful fruit. Apple, peach, plum and pear trees all grow well in a variety of climates. When making your selection, confirm with the nursery that your chosen fruit tree is compatible with the environment that you have selected as its home. How to Plant Fruit Trees Below are ways to plant fruit trees for maximum performance and profits: (1) Choosing a Tree and Planting Location Buy a grafted fruit…

Greenhouse technology is the interesting procedure of giving positive conditions to the plants. Developing plants is both a craftsmanship and science. Despite many difficulties man has learnt how to develop plant under regular habitat. Indeed, even in extraordinary unfavorable climatic conditions where no products can develop, man has built up a strategy for developing high esteem crops which is called as Greenhouse Technology. This strategy is utilized to shield the plants from unfriendly climatic condition to the plants, for example, frosty, wind, precipitation, exorbitant radiation, extraordinary temperature, bugs and ailment.…

Mulching may be defined as the process of covering the soil surface around the plants to create congenial conditions for the crop growth. This may include moisture and soil conservation, temperature moderation, salinity and weed control etc. It exerts a decisive effect on earliness, yield and quality of the crop. Types of Mulching / Mulch Materials The mulch and more materials that may be used for laying over the soil may be organic plant residues, insert material like pebble etc. or and synthetic materials like plastics. Every material has got…