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Honeyberries are such a treat in my garden. Growing honeyberries is really easy and you can start harvesting them early in the season. This is how I grow my honeyberries!
Do you want to grow blueberries in your garden at home? It’s easier than you might think! Here, I’ll share all the tips you need to get started. Don’t skip the essentials!
The rosehips are ripe in Sweden and that means a lot of picking here at home! I make rosehip puree that I can use in plenty of different desserts. Yum!
The fruit trees that flower early might need some help with the pollination. Pollinating peach, apricot and nectarine in my garden is one of my favorite tasks in spring. This is how you do it!
Forced rhubarb is an early luxury for me in the kitchen garden. I harvest this lovely mild rhubarb already in April.
My blackberry bushes always grow extremely large. That's why I need to keep up and prune them as they grow. This is how I prune blackberries at home.
Growing figs at home is a real luxury if you live as far north as I do. I can't get enough of figs now. Propagating figs with the help of cuttings is easy. This is how I do it.
Have you ever heard of a white peach? I didn't know anything about them until last year and I knew I had to give it a try. These peaches are not only gorgeous, they taste amazing too!
My cottage garden is so small, but I don't want to give up my dream of growing fruit trees here. The solution? Columnar trees!
Jostaberries are the perfect cross between gooseberries and blackcurrants. Jostaberry marmalade is already one of my new favorites at the breakfast table!
A ready supply of these beautiful red berries all summer long is a gardener's dream! That's why I'm growing everbearing strawberries. Try growing them too!
Melons everywhere! That's my dream for this summer. I just love growing melons!
