Nut trees

If you’re looking to add a food source to your homestead that will produce year after year, adding edible nut trees can be a great option. In this post, I talk with a propagator from Johnson’s Nursery who offers lots of valuable insight on which edible nut trees to plant, what to avoid, and how to forage.

The almond belongs to the Rosaceae family (Rosaceae), so it is a relative of several well-known fruit trees. There are different types, from small ornamental shrubs (Prunus glandulosa) that are grown only for their beautiful flowers to medium-sized trees that produce edible nuts. It's not difficult to grow almond trees and harvest their nuts, as long as you have the right kind of climate and are armed with some critical growing tips. The almond tree produces its best crop of nuts when…

95% of Kashmir's walnut trees are large space-consuming, low yielding types. Even as walnut trees have been introduced in Kashmir, availability of high-yield, low space-consuming walnut trees at large scale is still a far cry. What should be done for large scale introduction of high yield walnut trees in Kashmir? Have your say.

Clay soil presents unique challenges in gardening as it has a tendency to expand when moistened, compact readily, and take longer to warm up. Managing clay soil effectively is essential for successful plant growth and a thriving garden. Understanding its characteristics and implementing appropriate techniques will help you navigate these challenges with confidence. Explore strategies such as adding organic matter to improve drainage, preventing compaction through proper cultivation…

Nut trees that thrive in USDA Zone 4! 🌰 Explore these top picks for reliable nut-bearing trees in colder climates. Get ready to enjoy delicious harvests in even the chilliest winters of zone 4.

Fruit and nut trees are valuable assets to your landscape. They provide shade, beauty, and, most importantly, a delicious food source!

To harvest your own tasty nuts, why not try cultivating pecan trees? Our guide will show you how to grow and care for them. Learn more on Gardener's Path.

These trees look beautiful and are practically found in most forests. All types of chestnut trees can also fulfill wildlife & human food needs

Nuts are a great source of protein in a disaster. If you want to start growing nuts yourself, here are the fastest growing nut trees.

Hazelnuts, also known as filberts, are easy-to-grow compact trees that begin producing buttery sweet nuts in just a few years. Read more on Gardener’s Path.