Beginners Guide to Growing Rhubarb Crowns or Seeds
Discover how to grow rhubarb from seed or rhubarb crowns. All you need to know from when and where to plant it to how to force and harvest it.
Tagged: How to Grow Fruit
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![How to Grow Blueberries in Pots in the UK]()
How to Grow Blueberries in Pots in the UK
Imagine having fresh blueberries in your garden. This handy guide to growing blueberries in containers will help you start your blueberry growing journey. So whether you want to pick up a bare root plant, grow blueberries from seed or have a friend who will give you a cutting read on to find out the best way to grow blueberries in the UK.
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A Guide to Winter Pruning for Fruit Bushes & Trees
Winter pruning serves several crucial purposes. It helps main...
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How to grow your own pear tree from seed
Growing a pear tree from seed is possible, isn’t difficult and can be very rewarding if you have the patience as it takes time and care for a fruit tree to bloom. Some people advise against growing a pear tree as it can take up to ten years for a tree to produce fruit if at all! Whilst it is still feasible and very rewarding to grow a tree from a pear seed, they do not necessarily grow true to type. They made have different characteristics to their parent tree meaning their fruit may look and taste very different. Whatever the outcome from your pear tree grown from seed, if nothing else, you will always have pretty blossom that the pollinators will adore.
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How to grow a Lemon Tree in the UK - all you need to know
It requires patience but its actually quite easy to grow a lemon tree from a pip. This blog will give you a step by step guide for how to grow lemons from seed.
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How to Care for your Lemon Tree in the UK
Lets dive into how to care for your lemon tree. But first, if you don't have one yet ...
