PART 1 Popular Fruit Trees

Persimmon / Jujube / Plum / Quince / Quince / Fig / Chestnut / Pear / Western pear / Barley / Peach / Nectarine / Loquat
Poppy / Apple / Flower apple / Apricot / Pomegranate / Red bayberry / Almond / Cherry / Olive / Hawthorn / Mulberry
Plums, plums / cherries / kiwis / feijoa / grapes / walnuts
· Making fruit wine, syrup, and jam

PART 2 Citrus

Citrus cultivation methods / Lemons and limes / Citrus (Onju mandarin oranges, Ponkan) / Oranges (Sweet oranges, Navel oranges)
Miscellaneous citrus fruits (such as hagyul, iyegam, and palsak) / citron fruits (yuzu, flower yuzu, kabosu, and yeonggyul) / kumquats
· Characteristics of citrus fruits

PART 3 Berries

Raspberry / Blackberry / Blueberry / Juneberry / Currant / Gooseberry / Cranberry

PART 4 ​​Tropical Fruit Trees

Guava, Strawberry Guava / Lychee / Mango / Banana / Starfruit / Avocado / Acerola / Jabuchikaba
Coffee / Pineapple / Papaya / Passion Fruit / Pepino / Macadamia / Miracle Fruit / Suriname Cherry / Cikuwasa / Dragon Fruit / Java Apple / Cherimoya / Canistel / White Sapote
· Growing tropical fruits

PART 5: The Basics of Fruit Growing

The A to Z of Fruit Tree Growing and How to Enjoy Them / How to Choose the Right Fruit Tree for Your Purpose / How to Choose Seedlings
Creating the Right Environment and Soil for Fruit Trees / Basic Planting ①_ Gardening / The Basics of Container Growing
Preparing Soil for Container Planting / Basic Planting ②_ Container Planting / How to Grow Compactly_ Restricted Root Area Planting
Fruit-bearing tree shape_ garden cultivation / Fruit-bearing tree shape_ container cultivation
Pruning Basics_Basic Knowledge / Pruning Basics_Practice / Pruning Case Studies / Attraction Points
Types of Fertilizers and How to Apply Them / Fruit Tree Care / Transplanting Container Plants
Fruit tree propagation techniques (division, layering, cuttings, grafting) / Fruit tree diseases and how to deal with them
Fruit tree pests and how to deal with them / How to deal with pests and diseases with less pesticides / How to use pesticides / Fruit tree cultivation tools

The allure of growing fruit trees

1.
The joy of growing something a little different from flowers or vegetables
Unlike flowers or vegetables, once you start growing fruit trees, you can harvest fruit for a long time.
Even after fully grown, they bear fruit for a dozen years, and some long-lived ones for close to 100 years.
Growing fruit trees that bloom and bear fruit according to the season brings a deeper pleasure as time goes by.

2.
The fragrance and taste that can only be felt from freshly picked "ripe fruit on the tree"
"Ripe fruits" that are fully ripe while still hanging on the tree are very tasty.
However, most fruits sold in the market are picked quickly to ensure long-term storage.
When grown at home, you can enjoy the aroma and taste of freshly picked fruit as it is ripe on the tree with the original flavor of the fruit condensed.

3.
Safe fruits you can eat with confidence
One of the biggest advantages of growing fruit trees at home is the use of fewer pesticides.
Commercially available fruits are often treated with a lot of pesticides to make them look better or increase productivity, but this book introduces methods for growing fruit trees with minimal pesticide use.

4.
The joy of tasting fruits that are not available commercially
Some of the fruits featured in this book are not readily available in the market.
You can grow and taste fruits that were once eaten a lot but have now disappeared, or types or varieties that are commonly eaten abroad but not produced domestically.