The Hudson River winds through Upstate New York against a backdrop of orchards and farms that feed a local culture of ...

When it comes to successfully growing certain fruit trees, when you plant them matters. Spring is the ideal planting season ...

Quinces were far more known and cultivated than apples for centuries, but they seem to be lost in obscurity nowadays. Let's ...

In fact, Hazen apple trees grow up to 10 to 15 tall on average, which makes this fruit tree perfect for a smaller yard. As for their fruit, Hazen apple trees produce mildly sweet, dark red apples ...

EXCLUSIVE: Former HBO executive Amy Hodge has been appointed as Head of Television for Fruit Tree, the production company founded by Emma Stone and Dave McCary. This marks the first Head of TV ...

This tree also produces actual edible fruit for people, too. Sometimes compared to apples, sea grapes — which contain a large seed in the middle — can be eaten off the tree, and taste a little bit ...

What about snipping a rose ... apple that has fallen from someone else's tree is frequently discussed on Reddit and online legal advice forums, such as Avvo. "If I allegedly keep picking fruit ...

One of the world’s rarest trees—a prehistoric species that dinosaurs used to snack on—is bearing fruit for the first time after a retired couple planted it in their garden years ago.

“It’s all about the blossoms right now – we have over 40,000 acres of flowering fruit trees so you want to be ... pink-tinged blossoms from pear and apple orchards that rise and plunge ...

One of the world's rarest and oldest trees, which dinosaurs used to snack on is bearing fruit for the first time after a retired couple planted it in their garden. Wollemi pines – dubbed ...

Funding aimed at protecting future crops of cherries, peaches, apples and other tree fruits from changing growing conditions has fallen into place. The $5-million Tree Fruit Climate Resiliency ...

Here's why plums are as nutritionally beneficial as they are juicy and delicious — plus why you may want to go easy on how many you eat each day.