How long it will take for a mango plant to bear fruits if grown from a seed?

In my experience, one tennis ball sized tuber per plant, which makes it uneconomical unless you start many plants from seed. On the other hand, if you leave the tuber...

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

Contact your local wildlife officers. They may trap the bear and relocate it. Another option would be to get rid of the chickens.

Purchase rolled sod that you can roll onto the area to be used as a putting green. Grass seed often has a lot of weed seed mixed in with it....

Any mango can be pickled, it depends upon your personal preference of variety. As for where to get them, you can check your local grocery store or look on the...

Trees grow very slowly, so you're looking at a timeframe of multiple decades. The number of years will be different according to type of pine and growing conditions.

It would take about 3-4 years for a sugar apple tree to bear fruits, but it should continue providing fruit for about 10-11 years.

Yes, grapes do have to be grown from a seed. If grapes are common in your area, check out local stores that carry seeds; if not, many online specialty websites...

Building your animal doesn't take long at all. All you have to do is pick your animal and take it to the stuffing machine. If you know what you want,...

Try watering it less, and remove it from direct sunlight. This will make the plant think there is a change in season; sometimes this helps to get plantlets (babies).