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Grow Fruit in Cold Climates

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Articles: Grow Fruit

Food Garden Life Blog

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Fruit Bush for an Edible Garden: Nanking Cherry

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Guide: Growing Raspberries (high yield, NO fuss fruit)

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Damson Plums: This Forgotten Fruit Combines Dry, Sweet, Spicy, and Bitter (and it’s a perfect home-garden crop)

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Nursery List: Fruiting Shrubs, Unusual Fruit, and Hardy Fruit Trees

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Planning a Kitchen Garden that Awes (in Purple!)

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How to Grow Currants - A Great Fruit for a Home Garden

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Harvest from Your Hedge! Get These Edible Hedge Ideas

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Guide: How to Grow a Quince Tree

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To Taste This Fruit, You'll Need to Grow it! (Meet the Medlar)

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Propagate Blackberries by Tip Layering

Guide to Fruits and Vegetables that Grow in Shade

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Guide: How to Grow Ground Cherries and Cape Gooseberries

Guide to Growing Saskatoon Berries: The Prairie Berry (a.k.a. Juneberry)

Edible Native Plants...and My Quest for a Rare Toronto Persimmon Tree

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5 Types of Cherry Bush to Grow in Edible Landscapes and Food Forests

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How to a Grow a Mulberry Tree

Interviews: Grow Fruit

Food Garden Life Show

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Harvest Rainwater for Your Garden and Landscape

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Equipment for Healthy Soil, Less Toil, Minimal Till (and no more Rototiller!)

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This Orchard Doesn't Look Like an Orchard (and it's full of Trios!)

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5 Small Fruit Crops: Taste Sea Buckthorn (and Smell the Blue Cheese of Fruit)

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Berry Supports Theory that the Worse it Tastes, the Healthier it is

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Graft Apple Trees at Home: Easily Make the Cut

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Don't Feel Bitter about these Cold-Hardy Citrus

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Grow Quince + Delectable Root Veg Recipes

Move Over Blueberries: A New Fruit for the Northern Gardener

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Reviving a Forgotten Fruit...by Planting an Orchard!

Meet Canada's Grape

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Apricots in Alaska!

How to Prune Fruit Trees + Apple Tasting 101

Potted Lemons for Cold-Climate Gardens

Attractive Food Gardens, Scrappy Plants, and Outreach

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Home-Scale Forest Garden

Summer vegetable gardening

Summer in the Vegetable Garden and Hardy Apples

Cold-Hardy Fruit and Nuts, Gardens for Native Pollinators

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Gardening with Chickens, Grow Fruit Trees

Charlie Dobbin and Perla Sofia Curbelo

Ornamental Edibles, Hort Therapy, Kids Gardening

Virtual Apple Tasting

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Grow Quince and Garden Journal

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Pawpaw in Ontario with Paul DeCampo

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A Windy Newfoundland Homestead with a Sustainable Focus

Edible Front Yards and Sensory Gardens

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Meet the Indiana Jones of Pawpaw

Grow Fruit in a Small Garden

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Foodscaping

Forest Gardens and Fruit

Crater Garden, Regenerative Farm and Family

Books: Grow Fruit

The Store

Fig Book Combo - Save $5

Fig Book Combo - Save $5

Growing Figs in Cold Climates: 150 of Your Questions Answered

Growing Figs in Cold Climates: 150 of Your Questions Answered

Grow Figs Where You Think You Can't

Grow Figs Where You Think You Can't

Grow Lemons Where You Think You Can't

Grow Lemons Where You Think You Can't

Course: Grow Fruit in Cold Climates

No-Fuss Fruit for Northern Climates

This course is made especially for home gardeners in cold climates.
Fruits include cherry-family crops, currants, cane fruit such as raspberry and blackberry, elderberry, serviceberry and saskatoon, haskap, plum family, medlar, melon, husk cherries...and more!

Find out more

Sources: Fruit Trees and Plants

Featured

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Nursery List: Fruiting Shrubs, Unusual Fruit, and Hardy Fruit Trees

Garden Consultation

Virtual Consultation (1/2 hour)

Virtual Consultation (1/2 hour)

Meet in Your Garden (1 hour, in Toronto)

Meet in Your Garden (1 hour, in Toronto)

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