That scar is an artifact of a process called grafting, or fusing two separate pieces of wood into a new tree. From citrus to ...

If you're growing fruit trees, then harvesting the (literal) fruits of your labor is the most exciting part. To speed that ...

If you love fresh fruit but don't have much space, many dwarf fruit trees are available that fit well in today’s compact ...

A: I admit it can be confusing, but there is a significant difference between topping a tree and pruning to control size.

Many plants grow more vigorously when grafted onto a rootstock, an important reason why it is still common to graft fruit trees, camellias and roses. Grafting citrus onto trifoliate orange ...

Recent research has pinpointed how a difference in rootstock and scion cold hardiness is leading to compromised trees post overwintering.

The rootstock also must be in good shape ... “That’s why your fruit trees and your other ornamentals that are grafted often cost more. There’s some loss at every step of the process.” ...