Blackberries (Rubus spp.) — dark purple, sweet-tart fruits high in vitamins and disease-fighting compounds -- are protected by thorny canes that twist into impenetrable brambles when left unattended.

Rome wasn't built in a day and neither is a lush garden, but there are certain plants that can bear fruit in as little as two months. Depending on the fruit, you don't even need a whole lot of space.

Blackberries aren’t just for summer snacking. Here’s how to grow them indoors so they can be enjoyed year-round. Blackberries are a delicious and nutritious snack that is relatively easy to grow, ...

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From which plants grow well in pots and containers, to which strawberries to add to your hanging garden, here's how to grow fruits and berries in tight spaces. The Standard's journalism is supported ...

Imagine walking out to your garden and picking flavorful, fresh fruit whenever you want it. While some fruiting trees and plants can take years to establish, there are some fast-growing fruits you can ...