Luckily, many dwarf fruit trees are available that fit well in compact landscapes, but they will likely need to be ordered online. Dwarf fruit trees come in two broad categories – genetic dwarfs ...

Sour cherries are a hardy and self-pollinating variety, which makes them an excellent choice for residential settings, says Canney. The dwarf varieties will fit into small yards. “Popular varieties ...

Do you want to go out to your backyard and grab fresh produce right off the branch? These beginner-friendly fruit trees are ...

"With these dwarf trees, you have all the benefits of white birch, but with about 33 percent of the size," says Eaton. If you're thinking of growing a fruit tree, consider a dwarf fig tree (Ficus ...

purchase a tree on dwarf rootstock, which takes up less space and stays short enough to make picking fruit easier. Give dwarf trees at least 5 feet of space between other trees to maintain some ...

which is why you’ll want to consider mini versions of the trees you love, also known as dwarf fruit trees. The following varieties of lemon, apricot, banana, fig and other small trees will be ...

Smaller and smaller dwarf type trees and shrubs are being cultivated all the time, and regardless of what kind of fruit you like, it is almost guaranteed that there will be a variety that is small ...

Ranging from sweet citrus to tart berries, these fast-growing fruit trees are easy to grow. Here's everything you need to ...

Dwarf apple trees are ideal because they fit into smaller yards, says Mark Canney, director of landscape and horticulture at Arbor Day Farm. While the tree is much smaller, the fruit remains the ...