One Green World specializes in trees, shrubs, and vines that produce edible fruit. Check out the offerings, and you’ll wish you had a bigger back yard.
What could be skillful than yield right from the back cubic yard ?
As a child , I get it on scrounge for the wild strawberries and blackberry that dotted the meadows and line the trails . And several age ago , I reanimate an sure-enough interest in edible landscape gardening . Over the years , I ’ve planted strawberries , raspberries , blueberry , blackberry bush , black raspberry bush , reddened currant , and hardy kiwis . Was that enough ? Well , possibly for a normal person , but I was hooked . harvest was time - ware , yes , but also passive , and rust the just - picked yield was well deserving the effort .
And so the next step was fruit tree : plum , cherry , apple , pear , and apricot . I wish I could report dramatic success , but reality determine in in the form of infestations and squirrels . I still have a lot to learn .

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Undeterred , and revolutionise by Lee Reich’sfruit tasting and shop on backyard yield grow , I decide to try my hand at some strange eatable , and that ’s when I discovered One Green World , a Oregon glasshouse that specializes in comestible fruit - stick out trees , shrubs , and vines . I sprang for pawpaw , persimmon , and medlar . all of which arrived in sound physical body and rise well the first time of year . And when the 2012 OWG catalogue down in my mailbox , I could n’t look to check it out .
If you ’re see to create or add to a backyard fruit garden , you ’ve arrive to the right place . You ’ll find unwashed fruiting tree diagram from apples ( both dwarf and semi - dwarf rootstocks ) pears , and Prunus persica to citrus tree trees , as well as lesser - known fruiting plants , crackpot trees , Chuck Berry bushes , and fruit vines . catalogue description are abbreviated but include the basics : geographical zone , size , and essential grow entropy . You ’ll find more info on the OGW website , where you’re able to order your plants .

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