Bristol Evening Post published Partnership plants orchards

BRANDON Hill Park and St John's Burial Ground in Windmill Hill are set to have newly-planted orchard trees in their grounds.

Club donates fruit trees for environmental boost

n A WELL-KNOWN organisation has donated fruit trees to two allotment groups as part of a push to benefit the environment and the community.

Planting date for new community orchard in Hunstanton

Volunteers will gather next month to plant Hunstanton’s new community orchard.

Want to grow fruit? Take it easy

By Brandy Cowley-Gilbert Special to the Democrat -- If you're worried that your first effort to grow fruit will turn out to be a fruitless venture, the best place to begin is with easy-to-grow types of fruits. They are more forgiving of soil types, more disease-resistant, and better able to tolerate busy gardeners with little time to water. This does not mean that you can just dig a hole and ...

Weather fluctuations confuse plants

Living in the Augusta area, we are all used to seeing fluctuations of the temperature during the winter. We had a high of 73 degrees on New Year's Day. By Wednesday morning, it was 20 degrees.