Here are 12 fast-growing fruit trees to consider for your yard or garden.
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Trees grown via cuttings can fruit in as little as one to two years after planting.
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Dwarf varieties that grow up to 5 feet tall are also available.
Look for non-astringent types, which can be enjoyed while the fruit is still firm.
However, this fragrant pome fruit is delicious when cooked into preserves, desserts, and savory dishes.
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Expect trees to fruit five to six years after planting.
Calamondin ( Citrofortunella microcarpa) II.University of Florida Extension.
Loquat Growing in the Florida Home Landscape.University of Florida Extension.
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Black Cherry.Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
Apricot.UC Marin Master Gardeners.
Growing Figs in Maryland.University of Maryland Extension.
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Growing Pears in the Home Garden.University of Minnesota Extension.
Growing apples in the home garden.University of Minnesota Extension.
Persimmons.West Virginia University Extension.
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