There are few summer foods that taste better than a grilled fig. And since this soft, plump fruit of summer are considered by ...

After planting their blueberry bushes, they picked enough during the first harvest for themselves and family members. The ...

When we're not cooking with tomatoes ourselves, Southern Living editors are turning to the professionals across the South.

Olive, fig, pear, apple, mango, black cherry, mulberry, persimmon, orange, and lemon trees can live and bear fruit in your ...

The easiest fruits to grow in San Antonio include figs, blackberries and cold-tolerant citrus. Here are the best varieties.

These fruit trees can be planted in your garden and, often with minimal maintenance, could keep you in fruit for decades and ...

As the days get longer and the sun shines brighter, summer truly brings a bounty of incredible fresh fruits perfect for ...

Figs grow in clusters at the tree’s base or on leafless branches, hanging in abundance. Ripe figs can be eaten fresh like other fruits. The flesh is tender and mildly sweet, with a jelly-like nectar ...

Figs that are "nearly ripe" will get softer after they are picked, but will not get sweeter, which is why figs always taste better fresh off the tree than they do at the store!