Plant these fruits after the Start of Autumn: easy to grow, beautiful and delicious, fast-growing and they will cover the branches

For people who especially love flowers, plants and fruit trees, having a courtyard is truly a wonderfully happy thing. Planting some flowers, plants and fruit trees in the courtyard is also very pleasant, and the fruit they bear is delicious and fills you with a sense of achievement. Autumn has arrived, so what fruit trees are good to plant in the home courtyard?After the Start of Autumn, just plant these fruits: easy to grow, beautiful and delicious, fast-growing with lots of fruit hanging all over the branches.

If you do not have a courtyard, but have a large terrace or a rooftop garden, you can also grow some potted fruits. Although the harvest each year is not especially large, you will still get a decent crop. A courtyard has plenty of space, good ventilation and good light, so the conditions are good and the results will certainly be even better.

Autumn is a good time to plant pomegranate. Pomegranate grows very fast; it can go from a small seedling to a small tree in one or two years, and it bears quite a lot of fruit and is very beautiful, like round, red little lanterns, and the ripe fruit is very tasty too. Before planting, apply plenty of base fertilizer; you can use sheep manure, cow manure, chicken manure and so on as base fertilizer.

If the local temperature is suitable, you can plant an orange tree. Choose the kind whose plant shape is not too large; it is also quite easy to grow. The soil should be fertile and airy, keep plenty of sunlight and good ventilation, and do not let water accumulate during the flowering period, so as to avoid fruit drop. The oranges are golden yellow and very beautiful, and if you leave them on the tree without picking them, they can stay until the next year.

If the place you are in is a southern city, then there are even more fruits you can grow. You can plant papaya, passion fruit, lychee; these fruits are the easiest to harvest abundantly, and with one plant you simply cannot finish eating them all. Take passion fruit: it is especially easy to grow, and you can just root a seedling from a branch cutting. The fruit it bears hangs in abundance.

Autumn is also especially suitable for planting a fig. It can also be propagated by cuttings from branches. Give it plenty of sun and fertile potting soil, and it will bear many fruits, big and sweet and really delicious.

You can also plant peach trees, blueberries, cherry tomatoes, strawberries, plum trees, grapevines and kiwifruit in the courtyard; they are all relatively easy to care for. As long as there is enough space and the courtyard is big enough, you can plant many kinds of fruit trees.