If you adore fresh lemons, grapefruits and oranges but have the misfortune of living in a northern climate where they cannot survive the winter, do not despair; there is a simple solution. You can grow citrus trees indoors in a sunny plant room or the kitchen. With a little bit of work you can enjoy [...]
Grafting is a method of asexual reproduction of trees and shrubs. It is a process of fusing together the stock plant and the scion plant. The stock tree is chosen for its roots and the scion is chosen for its flowers or fruits.
The dwarf Lisbon Lemon tree is an excellent tree to grow for use in both cooking and teas. It is known for the tangy, acid flavor of its fruit as well as for being a frequent fruit bearer.
Called “the little gems of the citrus family,” kumquat trees are in the genus Fortunella. The word Kumquat comes from Chinese and means “gold orange.”
Everyone wants their citrus trees to thrive. A common mistake, and one that can be corrected, is using the wrong type of citrus tree fertilizer, using the wrong amount of fertilizer and applying it at the wrong times.
The popular grapefruit tree that we know today is actually a hybrid. History has it that the legendary Captain Shaddock first created it in Jamaica in the 18th century.
If you live in Florida or California, you have many options for growing citrus trees. Orange trees are easy to take care of and have one of the sweetest, juiciest, and flavorful fruits around.
