When purchasing a new residential lot, most people would only consider the price, location, accessibility, view, and the house itself. Only a very few would consider how ideal the soil and climate are in growing fruit trees— only garden enthusiasts do.

But why fruit trees? Fruit trees can be on the priority list of every gardener due to the fact that they can be beneficial for their family’s daily consumption or their small fruit business. Whatever their reasons are, fruit trees could be both be profitable and encourage growers to shift into a healthier diet.

Aside from that, an abundant yard can delightfully welcome every gardener’s guest into their home. But is it easy to grow fruit trees?

As long as you have chosen the right location where you could grow these fruit-bearing trees, you can achieve those juicy, sweet, and crispy harvests. However, if you are not planning to do business out of your fresh harvests, your trees might produce more fruits than you and your family could eat.

It might be a waste of resources if you let those fruits just fall into the ground and rot. To avoid wasting this abundance, you should think of ways to maximize those delicious fruits.

One of those ways is to make tarts, apple dumplings, pies, jelly, and butter out from those harvests. Aside from that, you could also make a tasty cider!

Apple cider can give you and your family plenty of health benefits such as reducing cholesterol, helping in weight loss, minimizing the risk of diabetes, and lowering sugar levels in the blood. Other than those health benefits, apple ciders taste really great!

You can actually use homemade apple cider in many different ways. Here are some:

• Homemade cleaning agent
• Weedkiller
• Hair rinse (in order to remove excess products)
• Homemade pickles
• Salad dressing
• Desert (to be paired with honey)

There are many other products you can make out of fallen fruits. If you aren’t comfortable with making food out of overripe apples, you can resort to using them as home cleaning agents.

Also, fallen and slightly rotten apples are ideally for weed killer. You can search about the detailed process on how to optimize rotten apples as a tool to eliminate the weeds in your yard.

As you can see, there are actually many different things you could make out of your harvests. Thus, make sure to take good care of them and keep them healthy.