Planting fruit trees in the yard gives you shade and lets you eat fruit you grew with your own hands.

What I love most is a house with a yard, because then I can plant some flowers, vegetables, and fruit trees in the yard, which not only cultivates body and mind but also lets me eat fruit I planted with my own hands. In fact, many fruit trees are very suitable for planting in the yard. Here, Xiaonong recommends a few for fellow flower lovers.

1. Walnut tree

In recent years, quite a lot of flower lovers have been growing walnut trees at home, because walnuts are nutritious and their market price is not low either. If you can plant a walnut tree at home, by the time it has grown for a few years, you won't even be able to finish all the nuts it produces. Walnut trees can be planted in most parts of our country, and sandy soil is best. In the past, fewer walnut trees were planted, mainly because walnut trees take many years to grow, and you had to wait many years before you could eat walnuts. But now you can directly buy grafted early-bearing walnut trees, which generally bear fruit in about three years.

2. Fig

Many people say figs are the fruit tree most suitable for courtyard planting. Fig leaves are fairly thick, the tree itself is not very tall, and figs give off a special scent, so fig trees rarely suffer from pests, which saves the trouble of pest control. Fig trees are relatively suitable for growing in warm, humid environments, are drought-tolerant and tolerant of poor soil, so they are very suitable for courtyard planting.

3. Pomegranate tree

The pomegranate tree has very good symbolic meaning, and pomegranates bear a great deal of fruit. My family planted one, but because pomegranate skin is really hard to peel, I rarely eat the pomegranates from our own home. Pomegranate flowers are also very beautiful, the pomegranate tree is not very tall either, and the fruit is easy to pick when ripe. The pomegranate tree is highly adaptable and has few requirements for the courtyard growing environment; as long as the soil does not waterlog, it can grow very well.

4. Grapevine

Many flower lovers plant a grapevine at home, because in summer, once it covers the trellis, the grapevine forms a natural sunshade. In autumn, cluster after cluster of purplish-red grapes is very delightful. Among fruit trees, the grapevine is also relatively easy to manage. However, I personally don't much like planting grapevines in the yard, because in summer grapevines have many caterpillars dropping down, and when there is more rain it easily causes the grapes to rot.

The above content comes from Kexue Xingnong, and I hope it is helpful to you.