Luscious and abundant fruit trees can bring a bountiful harvest to your yard and increase your property's overall curb appeal. With a little bit of planning and intention, you can nurture fruit trees that can grow fruit for over 100 years in your backyard. Some varieties of fruit trees can be easily propagated, and you can use cuttings clipped from healthy trees to nurture an entirely new plant. Depending on the type of fruit plant you're trying to propagate, it might be helpful to have supplies on hand. Here are eight fruits that do well when you grow them from cuttings, and extra steps you can take to set your young plants up for sweet success.