Pruning apple trees : Summer pruning vs winter pruning

Pruning apple trees : Summer pruning vs winter pruning

Pruning apple trees is an essential step that you need to do. If you want to see the appropriate apple tree cultivation and management, you should prune them. Sometimes, many people find pruning apple trees as the biggest challenging task. It is not a challenging task if you do it with full interest. Different gardeners … Read more

Hypericum Hidcote or St John’s Wort: The ultimate info about the golden yellow flower:

Garden Glory: Hypericum Hidcote

The common name of Hypericum Hidcote is St. John’s Wort ‘Hidcote’. It is a popular dense, bushy evergreen ornamental shrub belonging to the Hypericaceae family. It is known for its bright golden yellow flower that blooms from late spring to early fall. Hypericum Hidcote or St. John’s Wort is a regional shrub in Asia. You … Read more

Rubus ellipticus: The Yellow Himalayan Raspberry

Rubus ellipticus: The Yellow Himalayan Raspberry

Rubus ellipticus commonly known as the Yellow Himalayan Raspberry or Golden evergreen Raspberry, is a wild berry variety. it is golden in color plump fruit, oval to conical in shape edible berry. The plant Rubus ellipticus or golden Himalayan Raspberry is a shrub having tiny dense prickles on the whole. The Rubus ellipticus is native … Read more

Mock strawberry , Potentilla indica , False Strawberries or Indian strawberry – edible wild plant

mock strawberry , Potentilla indica , False Strawberries or Indian strawberry – edible wild plant

Today we will talk about mock strawberry, if you find some berries like this growing in your yard or out in the wild and you want to know: is this a wild strawberry? Can I eat it? Or is it some little imposter? and unfortunately, I gotta tell you, it is the impostor or a … Read more

Vegetative buds and flower buds Difference between Vegetative Bud and Fruit Bud

Vegetative buds and flower buds

Before moving to the main topic “Vegetative buds and flower buds” we should have a short idea about What are buds. A bud is formed of continuously dividing tissue called meristematic tissue, these tissues are found in branches, stems, and tips of plants. this tissue helps in the growth of plants, the bud is also … Read more

Peach tree pollination | How to pollinate a peach tree

Peach tree pollination

we’re going to talk about Peach tree pollination and how peach trees get pollinated. Peach trees are such a joy to have on your property because they give you fruit and they’re beautiful plants. And there are lots of different qualities that they have that are different from each other. For example, apple trees do … Read more

The Ultimate Kiwi Plant Growing Guide: Top Questions Answered

The Ultimate Kiwi Plant Growing Guide

How to grow kiwi plant ?/how to plant kiwi fruit in India To grow a kiwi plant firstly choose a well-grafted variety of kiwi fruit plants or you can grow kiwi from seed too. Variety is either male, female, or self-pollination. For 8-9 female plants required 1 male plant that helps in pollination. You can … Read more

Apple bud stages : From bud to fruit Set

Apple bud stages

Farmer friends, the apple bud stages are considered to be in 12 stages till the fruit is set. We will briefly discuss the stages from bud to fruit set with photos so that you can get an idea. Dormant stage The first stage is called the dormant stage. After autumn, the dormancy period starts, in … Read more

Kiwi fruit pollination & How are kiwi fruits pollinated ?

kiwi fruit pollination

Today we are going to talk about the importance of Kiwi fruit pollination and the importance of Pollination in Kiwi fruit production. So we know that the kiwi fruit plant is either male or female. That is why when we are planning to plant a kiwifruit orchard, it is important to plant one male plant … Read more

What is Lateral Bark Grafting & How to do a Lateral Bark Grafting

Lateral bark grafting

Lateral bark grafting is quite useful when you need to graft rootstocks and scions that have very different diameters. This technique places the scion wood under the rootstock bark, so the rootstock can’t be dormant as the bark needs to be slipping so you can open it easily. This means the technique should be used … Read more