There’s nothing like a bite of juicy, sweet pineapple to transport you right to the white sand beaches of your favorite tropical paradise. (And not only is it delicious, but pineapple also boasts ...

Pineapple guavas, otherwise known as feijoa or Acca sellowiana, are subtropical plants well-suited to backyards in warmer climes (hardiness zones 8-10). Their evergreen leaves offer year-round color ...

After 6 months from part 1, we re-potted our pineapple plant to a bigger pot. It kept growing steadily and slowly developing new leaves. If you haven't watched the previous part, here is it. Trump ...

You can grow pineapples indoors by starting with a ripe fruit top and giving it warm, sunny conditions to root. Use a well-draining pot and slightly acidic soil, and water only when the top third of ...

Yes, you can grow a pineapple from its crown. So before you throw away the spiky leaves at the top of your pineapple fruit, consider whether you want to grow your own tree. It's a relatively simple ...

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Kelly McGowen from the University of Missouri Extension Office joins KOLR 10 at Midday to tell Ozarkians that you can grow pineapple at home, just don’t be hoping for ones you may see at the grocery ...

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