Grow Fruit & Berries in Cold Climates
Your Mini-Guide to Growing Delicious Fruits in Canada
From juicy berries to sprawling melons and fruit trees, this guide helps you feed your garden β and perhaps the neighbourhood critters too!
Espalier - Fruit Trees
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If you get a lot snow - remember to protect your lower branches on your fruit tress. I forgot all about that last year and the bunnies had a feast all winter.
- Espalier - Fruit Trees
- Fruit Trees - Bugs and Diseases
- Learn how to - Espalier - Fruit Trees
Berries
- Blueberries - Good in Zone 5
- Strawberries β Sweet, easy to grow and perfect for small spaces.
- Blackberries β Hardy and fruitful, ideal for hedges or trellises.
- Growing Grapes in Canada
Melons
I didn't think I could grow Melons in zone 6. Every Christmas we buy fresh fruit for the holidays and in the spring Mother's Nature showed me how to grow my own fruit in the compost bin. That was a pleasant surprise and a learning experience.
- Melons β Summerβs favourite, needs warm soil and plenty of space.
- Watermelons - so sweet - freezes well
- Cantaloupe β Fragrant, sweet, and perfect for home gardens.
- Growing Cantaloupe - Sister site
Fruit Trees & Vines -
- Growing Grapes β Perfect for trellises or arbours; attracts both you and the local wildlife.
- Apple Trees β Hardy varieties for Canadian gardens, ideal for fresh eating and pies.
- Asian Pear Trees β Sweet, juicy fruit that thrives with proper pruning and care.
- Plum Trees β sometimes the squirrels leave me some
- Writing about Peach Trees β They Require a bit more attention, but the reward is well worth it.
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