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  • The Yield of a Paw Paw Tree

    Paw Paw ( Asimina triloba )trees bear an interesting fruit that looks similar to a mango, but has a creamy (almost custard like) flesh. The unique fruit is also considered highly nutritious, making this a poplar tree to plant for home use. So how much fruit can you expect your Paw Paw tree to bear? If...
    Posted to Common Questions Answered (Weblog) by bryan-nhn on 10-14-2009

  • Hazelnut Cross Pollination

    Hazelnut trees are popular landscape plant due to their bushy form. They work great for privacy, they have a beautify coloring of yellow and orange in the fall, and they have the potential to produce a tasty, edible nut. Hazelnut can also be referred to as filberts , cob nuts, or Lombardy nuts. If you...
    Posted to Common Questions Answered (Weblog) by bryan-nhn on 09-30-2009

  • Can you tell me about spores and where they come from?

    Spores can be defined as a small reproductive body that is capable of growing a new organism. Spores can produce certain bacteria, fungi, algae and non-flowering plants. Spores do not have to unite with another cell body to produce a new organism. Spores can be described as asexual which means they do...
    Posted to Common Questions Answered (Weblog) by bill-nhn on 03-31-2009
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