fruit trees

There is a wonderful sense of delight when I pick a peach from my self-planted, backyard tree and bite into the juicy, sweet meat.

USU Extension's Ben Scow from Washington County shares gardening tips for thinning fruit trees during the month of May and June.

Kate Richardson, USU Extension arthropod diagnostician, answers the question, "Why does my peach tree have sap in the spring?"

On this episode, Rocky Anderson plans to run for SLC mayor again, alleged police intimidation on animal rights protestors, trees dying and orchards dwindling.

Pruning tips for this spring, from USU Extension.

At long last, the temperatures are beginning to cool in northern Utah. Some locations have already experienced black frosts. During September the last of…

Every year Utah farmers and gardeners plant new fruit trees. Some are planted as bare root trees and others were planted from pots. Hopefully, by now your…

The most important food for plants is water, sunlight and carbon dioxide. About 94% of plant dry weight consists of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, derived…

This episode of The Green Thumb originally aired on March 1, 2019.This is Teryl Roper, extension pomolgist at Utah State University. Now is a good time to…