Skin is kind of fuzzy. Grows pink/white flowers in the spring. Has never grown any fruit before though.

I planted a bare root cherry tree this spring (Zone 10b, San Diego CA) and some jerk yanked it out of the ground and stole it last night 😭. Earlier this week someone took a 1 gallon pineapple guava, but I had it near the curb where the trash cans go out so I thought maybe it was a mistake and someone thought it was free (I was just trying to decide if I’d plant it there or somewhere else). I still can’t believe it, it’s not even particularly valuable it’s like a $50 tree.

So my question is now what, the trees are leafed out so is it too late to plant a new one? Should I abandon cherry and get like a mango or something without dormancy?

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Basically I’ve got this bush growing over my garden fence and I’ve read a few articles saying about not eating wild blackberries and a few saying it’s totally safe. Any ideas if I die or not if I have a few of these?

I go out to my trees today and almost every blueberry is gone, the green ones, red ones, the blue ones I had been letting plump up... a tons of leaves even... it's like they just grabbed whatever was where they were grabbing. I'm including pics of how it looked prior, after picking half a gallon, after the Pic of the bag of blueberries. The pics before the blueberries are what I found today.

Moved into this house last week and my wife and mother and law took it upon themselves to do the yard care while I was at work. I get a video call from my wife and she shows me this.

This tree was a lemon tree that was over the roof line. I'd say 20 ft tall and 20 feet wide with 100-300 lemons on it.

I'm not an expert on pruning or plant care but I'd say that this pruning is so extreme that the tree might not recover.

I was so happy to finally own a fruit tree of my own and I'm just at a loss of words on how they did this without even consulting me for my opinion.

I'm having an arborist/tree service come next week to look at my plants on the property and this tree to see what we can do to salvage this.

Does anyone have any tips on what I can do immediately? I'm at least hoping to keep the tree alive and not expecting much fruit from this tree for a few years.

So I’ve been growing potatoes this year at our allotment, but a couple of the plants have started to fruit above the soil it seems? They look and smell like tomatoes.. but are growing on my potato plants!

Anyone have any idea of what these are or why it’s happening? Would love to find out more about these.

First year growing peaches, it is a ‘Fruit me Peach me Yellow’ variety (no idea if it is just a rebrand).

Anyone want to guess at when this is going to be fully ripe?

It has a sweet smell of peach if I put my nose up to it, I have read that it should have a light give, but to me it still feels very hard, harder than what I would want to bite into.

This photograph of an espaliered pear tree was taken at Fairgreen Farm in the Cotswolds, England with the pear trained flat against a traditional red brick wall. This space-saving horticulture technique was highly valued in England stately homes on South facing walks as the sun’s heat was trapped by the brick and brought on the fruit early and even allowed crops that would not not grow this far north.

A coworker gave me a pup from his banana plant and it's quickly grown into a fruiting tree with 5 other pups. I honestly didn't know bananas would do so well in my zone (USA zone 10a)

Are they edible too?

My first little pineapple!

These lovely fruits are from a tree my mom planted. Arent they a beautiful color? Like they were plucked straight from a renaissance painting!

I'm in North Texas zone 7b, very clay-heavy soil, and this was planted during this most recent fall. It had leaves when it was planted, but these fell away shortly after, probably due to planting stress/winter temps. Now that it's spring, it only wants to put up leaves from the base, and not from the existing branches. This is actually the second shoot it's sent up from the bottom, and now I'm afraid to trim it again. Has the rest of the tree died? The endmost twigs do seem to have died back and can be snapped off, but ones closer to the trunk still have some give and moisture in them.