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The End of A Long Journey Cooler for Temporary StorageCooler for Temporary Storage For Stark Bro’s Production Division, this year’s crop is the end of a long journey. The trees we’ll ship to you this fall started growing two years ago!
Edible Landscapes: Lingonberries Koralle LingonberryKoralle Lingonberry Have you ever heard of lingonberries? Anyone in zone 7 or cooler can grow cold-hardy lingonberry plants right in their own backyard.
What are Espaliered Fruit Trees? espalier fruit treeespalier fruit tree You don't have to be a Master Gardener to have beautiful espalier fruit trees in your own backyard. Let's talk about the basics.
All About Pawpaws PawpawsPawpaws Learn about pawpaw trees, how to grow them, and why this native fruit is a must-have for home gardeners.
Protect Your Harvest with Mulberry Trees Mulberries on the TreeMulberries on the Tree Why plant mulberry trees? One of the benefits of mulberry trees is that they protect your other harvests, like cherries and other berries, from birds.
Fruit Tree Care: Fall Planting Apple Fall FoliageApple Fall Foliage At Stark Bro’s, we want to give you, the grower, every opportunity to succeed. Shipping trees in the fall is one. Here are some advantages to fall planting.
The Case for Fall Planting map of hardiness zonesmap of hardiness zones Fall is a season that is ideal for planting new plants and trees. Here are a few things to consider when planting in the fall.
Understanding Fire Blight Fire Blight Pear TreeFire Blight Pear Tree What is fire blight? Fire blight is a contagious, systemic, bacterial disease and is prevalent on apple and pear trees during cool, wet springs.
Planting Primocanes freshly picked blackberries next to plantfreshly picked blackberries next to plant Properly planting and pruning primocanes (blackberries and raspberries) encourages multiple harvests. With this routine care, they can fruit for decades!
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