White capote has the potential to reach 50 feet in height and tolerate wetter soil than most fruit trees and will yield a ...

A citrus gambit So how does a family of Presbyterians from the Central Valley wind up growing a niche citrus fruit that has been part of the Jewish tradition going back millennia? Big Ag.

Oranges, grapefruits and the other members of the citrus family are at their sweetest and juiciest in winter, when weather conditions are ideal for them to ripen. And they’re bursting with ...

We are used to valorising the mango as our ‘national fruit’ and rightly so, because of its all-India profile and many delicious varieties. People even fight about which ones are better. But ...

In fact, citrus fruit immediately begin to deteriorate upon being detached from the tree but, if refrigerated, can maintain their freshness for a month or longer, depending on variety. Vegetables.

The tree has a name: Donaldson. Mattia called it the most researched tree in the state of Florida. It’s also the tree that growers hope will save the state’s citrus industry.

Late winter and early spring is the best time to prune established citrus trees and protect them from frost. Those of us who love fruit look forward to early summer’s apricots and berries ...

If you're new to the citrus-growing world, you are probably lovingly watering and feeding your tree in anticipation of your first harvest. But how long does a potted citrus take to fruit?

Mark Was of Wisconsin has a 61-year-old grapefruit tree that has survived three moves, patio tip-overs, browsing deer and long winters in the house.

Looking for a new fruit tree to try in your yard? Consider the Barbados Cherry, known for flowering and bearing fruit much of the year.