Following these expert strategies on fruit orchard design, home gardeners will find they can grow fruit they love — and plenty of it — even if their yards are small.

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Wouldn't you like it if you could produce fruits in your own garden? Here experts discuss how to plant a fruit tree at home.

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Transform a small space into a beautiful, productive, and diverse forest garden using these expert gardening tips.