Fancy indulging in some mouth-watering fruit that's been grown in your own back garden, without breaking the bank? Look no ...

The American persimmon won't start bearing fruit until it's at least four years old when grown from seed. Even then, your tree might not reach full production until around 10 years.

Mickey and Vicky Popat launched PlantOGram, an American-made fruit tree gifting company, in 2007 after developing a "love" for gardening in their backyard.

Each type of fruit tree has its own maintenance needs, says Betz. So if you're a low-effort gardener, choose one that can thrive without a lot of hands-on attention, like Kieffer pears, Columnar ...