Want to know the secrets of growing fruit trees in your backyard and not failing while doing so? Read on to find out… There’s something about biting into a fresh fruit plucked straight from a tree. That sudden explosion of crisp flavor tingling your tastebuds and making your mouth water for more is quite an experience. Now imagine if you had grown that very fruit in your backyard… Wait, hold on, are you having second thoughts here? Would you rather buy fruits than grow some on your own? Is the produce section of your local grocery store a better alternative? Then try this: go to a store, buy an apple, and then bite into it – the taste will never be as good as a homegrown, freshly plucked apple. After all, the whole process of packaging, cold storage, and transportation eradicates a fruit’s natural flavor. Taste, however, is only one parameter here: the moment any fruit is plucked from a tree, it starts to lose its nutrients. By the time it reaches a grocery store, it isn’t the same nutritionally, and with preservatives added to increase its shelf life, consuming it can be harmful. But if you want to a) relish the taste of fresh fruit, b) provide your family with organic food, and c) save on your grocery bills – then growing fruit trees is your calling. Just take this guide as your companion to get started. Within its pages, you will discover: The ultimate gardener’s manual for planting and pruning trees Location, location, location – giving the right home to your tree is all about choosing the right place and making the soil fit for its survival (even if you’re short on space!) Picking the right trees for your garden – from USDA Hardiness zones to tree growth habits, there’s enough to unpack here for beginners and veteran gardeners alike How to protect your fruit trees from 20 common diseases and 7 common animals and insects A rich four-season tree care plan – take care of your tree’s watering, fertilizing, mulching, and weeding needs Harvesting 101 – bring fresh fruits from trees to your table, and even discover how to store them for long-term use The birds and the bees of trees (or how to pollinate by actually using the birds and the bees) And much more. Growing your own fruit helps you become self-sufficient – you don’t need to make grocery-store trips if fresh food is waiting for you in your backyard. Not to mention the immense satisfaction you’ll get from growing something with your bare hands. And if you already happen to have a fruit tree in your backyard, then the secret to restoring them also lies within these pages. So don’t hesitate any longer. Start growing fresh, juicy fruits in your backyard today: Scroll up and click “Add to Cart” right now.
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Author/Artist:Wheeler, Jonathan
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: A well-loved companion. Corners and cover might show a little wear, and you could find some notes or highlights. The dust jacket might be MIA, it might have been a library book and extras aren't guaranteed—but the story's all there!