Do Jujube Trees Have Thorns? Here’s What to Expect
Wondering if jujube trees have thorns? Here’s what I’ve learned growing Honey Jar and Sugar Cane jujubes, plus whether the thorns should stop you from planting one.
Wondering if jujube trees have thorns? Here’s what I’ve learned growing Honey Jar and Sugar Cane jujubes, plus whether the thorns should stop you from planting one.
Can apples ripen after picking? Learn what really happens after harvest and how to know the best time to pick apples.
Wondering if jujubes have seeds? Here’s what I’ve found after harvesting Honey Jar and Sugar Cane jujubes from our family farm, plus how to remove the pits.
Curious about jujube fruit? We just harvested our first jujubes in Missouri in 2025. Learn what they taste like—sweet like brown sugar with an apple-like crunch—and why this unique fruit has us excited for the future of our farm.
Yes, you can eat green jujubes, but should you? Here’s what I’ve learned after tasting jujubes at every stage of ripeness on our family farm.
Wondering what the inside of a pawpaw looks like? Here’s what a ripe pawpaw should look like inside, plus signs it’s ready to eat.
Do you need two jujube trees to get fruit? Here’s what I’ve learned growing Honey Jar and Sugar Cane jujubes, plus how pollination affects harvests.
Can apple butter spoil? Learn how to tell if apple butter has gone bad, what signs to watch for, and when it’s safest to throw it away.
Is your jujube tree growing slowly? Here’s what I’ve learned growing Honey Jar and Sugar Cane jujubes in Missouri Zone 6a and when slow growth is normal.
Can you freeze apple butter? Learn the best way to freeze, thaw, and store homemade or store-bought apple butter without losing quality.
Should apples be refrigerated or left on the counter? Here’s how I store fresh apples to keep them crisp and tasting their best.
Wondering what pawpaw seeds look like? Here’s how to identify healthy pawpaw seeds, what they look like inside the fruit, and what to do with them.
Wondering what a ripe pawpaw looks like? Here’s how I tell when our Missouri-grown pawpaws are ready to pick and enjoy.
Does your jujube tree still look dead while every other fruit tree has leaves? Here’s what I’ve learned growing jujubes in Missouri Zone 6a.
Wondering what a ripe jujube looks like? Here’s how I tell when our Honey Jar jujubes are ready to pick and at their sweetest.