Many fruit trees bear fruit easily in winter, and they also brighten a rooftop garden, so this winter is a good time to plant them. Here are some easy ways to grow fruit at home.

Apple seeds thrown away after eating can grow into trees if handled the right way. Make sure to plant at least two kinds of seed together; the tree will then bear fruit in a short time.

Pomegranate is well suited to growing in winter. Wash the seeds well in warm water and bury them in soil. Water as needed according to the temperature. Seedlings will appear within 10-12 weeks, and with enough sun the plant will grow.

Most lemon trees grow on their own. Besides the benefits of the fruit, lemon trees do a lot to prevent soil erosion. Lemon seeds left lying may well grow into trees.

Growing the sweet-and-sour cherry in your own garden takes hard work. The start of spring is the best time for cherries, and they need a little more space. A cherry tree will not grow near another tree or under a shade.

Strawberry plants grow from the fruit's seeds, but the weather must be right. Winter is the right time to plant; start growing strawberries as soon as the temperature drops right down.

Source: Jagonews24. First published in Bengali on The Agro News.