It may come as a surprise, but you don’t need an expansive backyard or even a patio to grow fruit at home. While most fruit trees naturally thrive outdoors, several container-friendly options adapt ...

A great way to enjoy eating delicious plants while not having to be outdoors is to grow fruit trees inside your house. However, not all fruit-bearing plants will work in your home, especially large ...

Like fashion, houseplants come in and out of vogue. In the 1970s and '80s, the snake plant was king of the hill. It was pushed aside by the ZZ plant. Now, we have fiddle leaf fig, also commonly called ...

Choose a strong, disease-free branch from a mature fig tree. Look for shoots that are about 6-12 inches long with multiple buds, as these will have the best chance of producing roots and new growth ...

Even if you don’t grow edible fruits, you’ve probably grown some sort of ornamental fig. They range from creeping vines to majestic trees, mostly tropical — in which case they can make majestic ...

Growing fruit trees indoors can transform even the coziest corners of your home into a verdant personal orchard. Even better, for impatient gardeners, there are a few fast-growing varieties that can ...

You can grow fruit trees indoors, especially dwarf citrus varieties like Meyer lemon or key lime, which adapt well to pots and can bear fruit year-round with proper care. Indoor fruit trees need ...