The Medlar is an ancient fruit-bearing tree with attractive large white blossoms. The fruits ripen in winter and can be enjoyed during the festive holiday season as jams, jellies, or medlar cheese. Related to pears and quinces, the medlar tree is adaptable to a wide range of climates and soil conditions. Here we will look … Read more
Medlar trees were once a common sight in the UK, Germany, and other parts of Europe and Asia, but somehow they became lost in time. Luckily these hardy, easy to care for trees are enjoying a comeback. Medlar fruits are ideal for providing a winter treat as they don’t ripen until after the first frosts. … Read more
The pomegranate has become a more familiar fruit in our stores these days and is traditionally found around the winter holiday period. Not only is this unusual fruit great to eat, but it also has a variety of other interesting uses. That’s why here we’ll be discussing what to do with pomegranates. Most likely you’ll … Read more
Some varieties of pomegranate can look kind of dull and uninviting on the tree, but it isn’t the outside you’re going to eat, it’s the delicious juicy flesh surrounding the seeds. You’ll only find these once you cut the fruit open. Picking a pomegranate straight from the tree ensures you’re getting the freshest fruit possible … Read more
Various things can cause a pomegranate tree not to produce fruit. The age of the tree, too young or too old, the tree’s health, location, soil, or water all play influencing factors. With the reduction of pollinating insects, the pollination of your fruit trees may not always be happening as it should. Doing this job … Read more
Growing pomegranates at home has many advantages. Not only do you get to enjoy a beautiful tree, with large attractive flowers, but you also get to pick and enjoy delicious ripe fruits at harvest time. Pomegranate trees require pruning twice a year to keep them in good shape and to prevent any problems from arising. … Read more
Pomegranates are an ancient fruit that has enjoyed a renewed popularity due to their many health benefits. Other than being good for you, they make an attractive shrub or tree that is quite ornamental in the garden. They are generally hardy and easy to grow and bear delicious fruits in late summer and fall. Here … Read more
Pomegranates are an excellent fruit tree to grow in your yard, providing you offer them the right growing conditions. Some varieties are grown for their beautiful double flowers, while others are for their delicious and nutritious fruit. They require basic care, particularly when they are young. Let’s find out how to care for a pomegranate … Read more
The humble quince, once heralded as the golden apple of the gods, has sadly lost favor. If you’ve never even heard of it, don’t worry, you’re certainly not alone! Many people would struggle to know what to do with quince fruit. When ripe they smell like a beautifully fragrant bunch of flowers and once cooked … Read more
Quince is a golden fruit that resembles a cross between an apple and a pear. In hot countries, the fruits are often juicy and soft, but North American and European quince tend to have a tough rind and bitter, astringent flesh. This makes it rather unpleasant to eat raw. When selecting quince, make sure they … Read more
Quince is a wonderful fruit for making a variety of sweet and savory dishes. The fruits, when treated properly, will keep for several months as they are. For longer storage solutions they can be refrigerated or frozen. In this article, we’ll be looking at how to store quince fruits so they are ready to use … Read more
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