What month do you prune pear trees?

Coffee trees are self-fertile, which means they do not require cross-pollination from another tree to produce fruit. Having multiple trees can increase the chances of pollination and may result in...

Depending on where you live, yes. Morels (and fungi in general) do not need sunshine to grow and grow in conditions about 40 to 50 degrees.

You want to make sure you're consistently removing any dead growth. Also, sometimes you might have a shoot that gets really long—you can go ahead and cut that back. Clipping...

Fir varieties tend to hold up the best in your home. Pines and spruces seem to dry out more quickly.

When late winter or early spring comes around, you cut them back to the ground. This will allow a larger blooming the following year.

Prune the verbena in early summer or late spring to encourage growth. Be sure to remove dead or diseased foliage.

Pruning isn’t strictly necessary, but it can help your tree produce stronger fruit-bearing branches, which will optimize your pear harvest. Pruning also helps control the size and shape of your...

You can top a young pear tree if absolutely necessary (e.g., if it’s gotten too tall for its space), but it’s not great for the tree. Topping a mature pear...

Yes. You can definitely reuse the solution for pre-treating more pears or apples or other fruits that tend to turn brown from oxygenation.