A volunteer project led by parent and master gardener Jennifer Giaconi plants 26 fruit trees on a campus hillside ...

This video shows how to successfully plant avocado trees in areas containing clay soil. Root rot disease and poor soil ...

Avocados are notoriously hard to grow particularly in heavy soil (clay). This video shows a great example of how to plant an avocado tree in heavy clay and keep it from dying due to root rot or other ...

Nalani Vaughn, owner of Fruitmommy Organic Solutions, watched as her crew of experienced pruners removed deadwood and branches from the grove of 15 mature navel and Valencia orange trees, survivors of ...

Pop it in a warm spot and, after about six weeks, roots should start to appear ... Taking care of an avocado tree requires regular watering and feeding it liquid plant food every two weeks.

Set in a warm environment, within six weeks roots should emerge ... Though cultivating an avocado tree requires much patience—it may take up to a decade before fruiting—perseverance pays ...

"Nitrogen is an essential nutrient for plant growth, playing a vital role in promoting healthy foliage, vigorous root development ... finding a cold-tolerant avocado tree." Another green-fingered ...

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Avoid materials that retain too much water. Gradually increase pot size as your tree grows. Look for tall, slender containers to support root development. Once you’ve successfully germinated your ...

Repot every year. Provide your indoor avocado tree with plenty of container space for the roots to grow in and spread out. Repot your plant each year in the springtime before the growing season ...

Avocado trees can grow surprisingly quickly in the right conditions. Keep it watered but don’t overdo it—avocados don’t love soggy roots. Give your little tree a sunny spot, and watch it ...