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Growing Fruit: Grafting Fruit Trees in the Home Orchard [fact sheet] Grafting as a means of propagating fruit trees dates back several thousand years or more. Grafting is used for two principal reasons: most fruit…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Yard & Garden, Homesteading	tree fruit crops & orchards	Fact Sheet
Growing Fruit: Highbush Blueberries [fact sheet] Highbush blueberries are a popular home garden fruit for both fresh and frozen use. They grow well throughout the southern half of New Hampshire and…	Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Agriculture & Gardens, Yard & Garden	Agriculture & Gardens
Growing Fruit: Raspberry and Blackberry Varieties for New Hampshire [fact sheet] The printable version of this resource available for download was developed to help New Hampshire growers select among the many raspberry and…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops	Berry Crops	Fact Sheet
Growing Fruit: Strawberries [fact sheet] Strawberries are an excellent crop for New Hampshire home gardeners. With proper care strawberry beds will produce good crops for three to five years…	Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Agriculture & Gardens, Yard & Garden	Agriculture & Gardens
Growing Fruit: Training and Pruning Young Apple and Pear Trees [fact sheet] Proper training and pruning are essential for development of structurally strong, productive apple and pear trees. Using a minimal amount of pruning…	Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Agriculture & Gardens	Agriculture & Gardens
Growing Fruits: Care of Mature Backyard Apple Trees [fact sheet] Backyard apple trees can be valued additions to the home garden, offering fresh, flavorful and healthful fruit,	Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Agriculture & Gardens, Yard & Garden	Agriculture & Gardens
Growing fruits: Day-neutral strawberries in New Hampshire: Variety selection & production tips Unlike traditional June-bearing strawberries, day-neutral varieties are less affected by daylength and initiate flowers as long as temperatures…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops	Berry Crops	Guide
Growing Fruits: Growing Pears in the Home Orchard [fact sheet] Pears will grow well in all but the coldest areas of New Hampshire. Popular varieties such as Bartlett and Bosc are reasonably winter hardy where…	Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Agriculture & Gardens, Yard & Garden	Agriculture & Gardens
Growing Fruits: Growing Plums, Cherries and Apricots in NH Home Orchards [fact sheet] Plums, cherries and apricots, which along with peaches and nec- tarines are often called “stone” fruits, are flavorful additions to the home orchard… Location: Durham Campus , Education Center at Goffstown	Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Agriculture & Gardens, Yard & Garden	Agriculture & Gardens
Growing Fruits: Raspberries and Other Bramble Crops [fact sheet] Raspberries can be an enjoyable crop for the conscientious gardener. A well-maintained raspberry bed can provide fruit for 10 to 20 years. Red…	Agriculture & Gardens	Berry Crops	Fact Sheet
Growing Fruits: Wild Lowbush Blueberries [fact sheet] Wild lowbush blueberries have always called New Hampshire home. These small, flavor and antioxidant-packed fruits are common in abandoned fields, in…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops	Berry Crops	Fact Sheet
Growing Garlic in New Hampshire [fact sheet] Garlic is one of the easiest and most satisfying crops for home vegetable gardeners to grow. It yields two useful crops; the garlic bulbs themselves…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Yard & Garden	vegetable crops	Fact Sheet
Growing Grapes in New Hampshire [fact sheet] Introduction Low winter temperatures and a short growing season generally limit grape production to the southern half of New Hampshire. Grape… Location: Durham Campus	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Yard & Garden	Agriculture & Gardens	Fact Sheet
Growing Seedlings Under Lights [Fact Sheet] Many farmers and homeowners grow their own seedlings for transplant. Doing this indoors can save the cost of buying, heating and maintaining a…	Agriculture & Gardens, Greenhouse, Nursery & Garden Centers, Yard & Garden	Agriculture & Gardens
Growing Sweet Corn [fact sheet] Sweet corn is a popular vegetable and is relatively easy to grow. Among market gardeners throughout New England, about half of the vegetable acreage…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Yard & Garden	vegetable crops	Fact Sheet
Growing Sweetpotatoes in New Hampshire [fact sheet] Sweetpotato* (Ipomoea batatas) is a member of the morning glory (Convolvulaceae) family. The sweetpotato is not related to the Irish potato, which…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Yard & Garden	vegetable crops
Growing Vegetables In Containers [fact sheet] Growing vegetables in containers is an enjoyable and easy way of producing fresh food in limited space. Containerized plants can be kept indoors in…	Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Agriculture & Gardens, Yard & Garden	Agriculture & Gardens
Growing Vegetables: Asparagus [fact sheet] Asparagus is a perennial crop that produces spears year after year for 10 to 15 years or longer if the plants are given adequate care. Because it…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Yard & Garden	vegetable crops
Growing Vegetables: Managing Blossom End-Rot [fact sheet] Blossom-end rot (BER) is a disorder that commonly affects tomato, pepper and squash. Symptoms are caused by the death of a group of cells in the…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Yard & Garden	vegetable crops	Fact Sheet
Growing Vegetables: Tomatoes [fact sheet] Tomatoes are one of the most popular crops among home gardeners, and with good reason: not only are tomatoes delicious and versatile, they are…	Agriculture & Gardens, Fruit & Vegetable Crops, Yard & Garden	vegetable crops	Fact Sheet

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