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by Sienna Greenfell (Author), Verdora Press (Author)
Have you wasted seasons with trees that weren't suited to your climate?
Do pests or pruning worries stop you from even starting?
Are you unsure how to pollinate or worried your trees won't bear fruit?
If you live in USDA Zone 6, 7, or 8 and dream of picking organic fruit from your own garden- to feed your family with healthy, natural produce and rely less on supermarkets-this book is for you.
Clear advice, natural solutions, and proven strategies-so you stop guessing and start growing with confidence. Here's how this book will help you:
- Choose only the trees that truly thrive in your local zone
- Design a healthy, productive orchard-even in limited space
- Avoid the 10 most common beginner mistakes that waste years
- Apply practical, eco-friendly strategies to protect your trees from pests and diseases
- Learn the basics of pruning and seasonal care to keep your orchard vibrant and full of life
- Boost soil health, attract pollinators, and increase yield naturally with companion planting, permaculture techniques, and pollination tips
- Use natural fertilizing, mulching, and watering techniques to keep trees strong-without chemicals or extra effort
- Feel deeply in tune with your land while enjoying the delicious rewards of your effort
With Growing Fruit Trees for Beginners, you'll know exactly what to plant and when-following a clear, proven plan designed for your climate. No more wasted seasons, endless guesswork, or costly trial and error. You don't need to be an expert. All you need is this book, a little space, and the excitement to begin.
Number of Pages: 118
Dimensions: 0.25 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: June 28, 2025
