Successfully maintaining fruit trees in your yard requires meticulous planning, especially in terms of knowing which plants to avoid growing near them.

1. Walnut trees (Juglans spp.) Revered by the Romans, these mighty broadleaf trees are loved for the nuts they produce and for their timber, but don't plant a walnut tree near an orchard of pome ...

They bloom just before fruit trees flower, suppress weeds, and enrich the soil with water and nutrients as they die. Additionally, daffodils deter deer, rabbits, voles, and gophers, protecting ...

1. Flowering Plants Growing flowers under or within 25 feet of fruit trees has several distinct benefits. Not only do flowers add visual appeal, but they also attract pollinators and beneficial ...

Pruning tomato plants incorrectly can tank yields, trigger sunscald, and spread disease. Pave the way for a bumper crop by ...

It flowers in the early spring as it should and produces fruit, albeit, its fruit is nasty and dry. The canopy is about 10 percent of what it should be, and I suspect sunburn has been choking the ...

Kleiman points out findings apply to mango trees, but also to all of the roughly 80 percent of flowering plants of Earth, including fruit trees and all flowering vegetable plants like tomatoes, beans, ...