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Grow Your Own Garden Fruit Trees for Real fruit By : Colin Clifford When visiting a supermarket have you never wished you had a few garden fruit trees? Have you ever noticed how purchased fruit these days is bit inconsistent in quality? Sometimes it will be fine, but mostly is tasteless, too hard or too soft. The pears are rock hard, you can push your fingers through the plums, and the peaches start growing mould before they are soft enough to eat. Amalaki Fruit And Its Properties By : Pawel Reszka Discover the power behind the Amalaki Fruit and how it could help you with your wellbeing. Apples are good sources of antioxidants By : Laura Ng More than an apple is needed to keep the doctor away. Learn how and what benefits you can reap by munching an apple. Durian Fruit: History and Associate Legends By : Mich Crawley The Durian is a fruit formed by the Malvaceae, a plant which is in the same family as the hibiscus, okra, and cotton tree family. This fruit is widely known and used in Southeast Asia. The Asians consider this to be the “King of Fruits” because of its distinctive size, odour, and husk. You may be surprised to learn that the Durian was named to mean “thorny fruit.” Noni, the feel good fruit. By : Mich Crawley Many years ago, islanders from the South Pacific used the fruit, bark, leaves, and roots of the Noni for many different ailments including such problems as joint discomfort and arthritis, depression and sleep-loss, to topical solutions for irritations and bites. It is said that Polynesian Islanders first cultivated and domesticated the Noni tree over 2,000 years ago.