5 Fruits To Plant In Your Garden This Spring Season

Spring is here and we can see flowers and leaves blooming all around us. Leaves have never looked greener while flowers are blooming the brightest they ever have before. Spring is also a season for the freshly born fruits and vegetables that colour our lives and nourish our health.

If you are someone who loves gardening and does not want to miss the opportunity to plant new plants this spring, here are some fruits that you must plant at home.

Strawberries

One of the most commonly grown fruits during this time of the year is Strawberries. These juicy fruits have a sweet and sour taste and have a crunchy yet soft texture that makes them fun to eat. Keep this plant in a spot where it can get 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight.

Oranges

Orange (Orange Peel Uses) trees are a delight to grow but make sure that the climate is warm, sunny, and mildly cold. This fruit is highly consumed during winter. Make sure the soil that you plant it in is well-draining and not soggy and it gets direct sunlight for 6 to 8 hours.

Mangoes

The mango season is on the verge of its advent. Mangoes are fruits that are loved by one and all for their sweet and sour tastes and their versatile nature. If you are planning to grow this plant at home, make sure to keep it in a spot where it can get 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight.

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Cherries

Cherries are yet another fruit that we enjoy during early summer, therefore, you must plant the plant already. You need to make sure that your cherry plant gets 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight. Water your plant regularly during dry spells, then reduce gradually. Once grown, pluck and relish them.

Apricots

Apricots are the perfect early summer or spring season delicacy that will touch your heart with its sweetness. Make sure to plant your apricot seeds in the soil with drainage. It needs to be watered regularly during dry spells and once or twice a week during normal days. Keep it under direct sunlight for up to 8 hours a day.

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