Do I have to plant more than one kind of fruit tree to produce fruit?

Yes, you can divide fennel, and as long as you include a sturdy root with each new plant they will do fine.

No, one plant can produce fruit itself. But you have to wait at least 2 years (perhaps up to 4 or 5) before having some fruit.

Depending on the parent tree's variety (European or Chinese quince), a seedling may produce its first fruit in about 4 to 5 years.

One plant produces one ear.

It must be pretty tall. Cut and plant one meter long cuttings to make new plants. Use the manure recommended in the article.

Most pine trees are safe to make pine needle tea. Some varieties of them are poisonous though, like Yew (Taxus), Norfolk Island Pine (Araucana heterophylla) and Ponderosa Pine (Pinus ponderosa)....

A fig tree needs to be mature enough to produce seeds before it will fruit. Most fig trees will be able to bear fruit after two years of age but...

The amount of milk depends on the breed and type of cow. Beef cows will produce around 10 to 20 pounds of milk per day, while dairy cows will produce...

No. Both produce the same amount of butter fat.

The side that has thin purple lines goes in front and the one that has just the seam goes in the back.