You don’t need an orchard or even a large chunk of space to grow your own apples — just plant a dwarf tree. Taking up less space is not the only advantage of dwarf apple trees. You might want ...

They make growing fruit trees a possibility for urban and suburban gardeners. And they aren’t slackers. Dwarf apple trees and sour cherry trees grow to about 10 feet, can live for up to 15 years ...

This dwarf fruit tree is a perfect choice for a small space. Check out the top 10 berry trees and shrubs birds love. The ...

If you want an apple tree that won't take up much room, or that is ideal to grow in a container, mini-dwarf is what you are looking for. These trees are grafted on EMLA 27 rootstock, and can ...

When Zarrina Mulloboeva got invited to go apple picking the other day ... Hatton was intrigued by "a group of rootstocks that will dwarf the tree and make it more productive," says Fazio.

‘North Pole’ has McIntosh-type apples, while ‘Golden Sentinel’ has yellow apples on a tree that grows only about 3 feet high. Unless you have neighbors with apple trees, to ensure ...

Is it possible to reduce the size of a standard-sized apple tree to a dwarf size this way? A: Probably not. Standard-sized apple trees may grow to 35 or 40 feet in height. You might be able to ...

Originally developed in North Dakota to withstand colder climates, this type of apple tree is considered a semi-dwarf variety. In fact, Hazen apple trees grow up to 10 to 15 tall on average ...

TWO DESIRES—to collect apples and plant a fruit tree—coincide in fall. You sample apple varieties at the same time that catalogs and nurseries take orders for trees to deliver in spring.