with a clear plastic bag covering the pot,' says Morris. Perhaps the question shouldn't be, 'Can you grow a fig tree from a fig?' Perhaps, instead, the question should be, 'Have you got the ...

I bought a fig to grow in a container ... How big a pot do I need for tomatoes and peppers? The more space you give them, the better the root system can develop. And more roots equals a bigger ...

A friend gave us cuttings, which I rooted in a flower pot ... can you give me for success? Realistically, what am I looking at? Phyllis Babuini Brookfield A: Growing a ficus or fig tree here ...

I love figs but cannot get good quality fig trees/plants in Karachi. Can I grow my own plants from ... even all-year round, if they are pot grown. I do not recommend trying to propagate seed ...

Every three or four years, pot-grown trees should ... once removed from the tree. When the "neck" can no longer support the fruit and droops under its weight, the fig is ready for eating, Lerner ...

Also can be grown in courtyards or similar wind-protected areas or even out in the open if protected inside a winter wrap (see below). Another option is growing in a large pot that's moved inside ...

No, this is about figs grown in Seattle ... and there it was … the lone fig tree! Snatching it up, and obtaining some grower advice, I headed home to plant it in a pot “to force it to ...

Among tree fruits, figs are distinctive. Most commonly grown temperate-zone ... “As you might guess, I never got a fig.” A bigger pot is better, provided it can be maneuvered into its winter ...

I lost a large oak tree to storms not long ago and want to replace with a native pine, prefer one that grows quickly. Tolerance to drought would be a plus. What are the possibilities? Missouri ...

Rather than using commercial fertilizer, top dress the soil around the tree ... can go in the ground, but keeping it in a pot for a year is not a bad idea. Copp doesn’t recommend growing figs ...