The Amaral Farm Field Journal
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If you’ve ever wanted to grow strawberries in your garden, then you’re in the right place! In this blog, we’ll go over all the details of when and how to plant your strawberry plants to make sure they grow big delicious berries. We will discuss the few different ways you can…
Central Florida is a great place to grow fruit trees. The warm winters and hot summers of this USDA zone 9 tropical climate mean year-round
Few people know that propagating citrus fruit trees from cuttings is possible, but it is. It's also a straightforward process that requires
An avocado tree is easy to grow and makes for a beautiful house plant when first starting out. But the best part is the fruit they bear--the avocados themselves! So how long will it take for your avocado tree to bear fruit? Well, that depends on where you are starting from.
The origins of the Pomegranate can be traced to the middle east, most believe in modern day Iran. They were grown widely in most of the
The first stage involved finding and preparing a good spot for the trees to grow; good sun, proper soil preparation and a water source. I had a great spot picked out that would give them all the sun they need and room to grow.
Loquat is a fruit that grows on a tree, it has been known to be grown in Japan dating back to 1000 AD. In the US it has been primarily been used as a landscape plant. Loquat grows well in many soils and in adaptable to a variety of climates.
Mexico is the largest grower of blackberries in the world, Orgegon being the largest producing state in the US. World production of blackberries exceeds 170,000 tons, with about 15K of that being picked from wide blackberry plants.
Lemons are a small evergreen citrus tree thought to be originally from Asia. Is commonly thought that they are a hybrid of citron and oranges. We have writing of that suggest cultivation in the Middle East as far back as 90BC.
Olives have a long and storied history going back thousands of years. It was a staple crop in the Middle East, and during the Roman era, they brought it to far corners of the empire. It was eaten as a hand fruit and processed into oil. Olive oil was even used as a commodity…