When you grow citrus, you save money at the grocery store and make fewer last-minute trips to get the produce you need.

“But any balanced fertilizer will work,” Fleming says. A citrus-specific fertilizer removes all guesswork. 6. Feed three times a year. Fleming says to give your lemon tree three big meals of ...

Fall is here and the month of October will bring cooler and dryer weather to our gardens. Well, dryer except when hurricanes ...

Satsumas are the most cold-tolerant among sweet citrus. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Services conducted field trials ...

Regular watering is crucial for a thriving indoor dwarf lemon tree. Allow the top two inches of soil to dry out before watering deeply. Over-watering can lead to root rot, but under-watering also ...

As the theory goes, soaking banana peels releases nutrients like potassium and calcium into the water, which creates an inexpensive, homemade liquid fertilizer. Some gardeners swear by it ...

Start a fertilizer program with light application of citrus-avocado fertilizer, with the first feeding about four weeks after planting. Then repeat the applications in early March, May ...

The short answer is no. Oster recommends tomato-specific fertilizers, well-rotted manure ... to keep pets away from the garden include citrus scents. Everything is better in moderation, and ...

You might be wondering: is it really necessary to fertilize your lawn, or can you skip it and let nature do its thing? Maintaining a lush, green lawn is a goal for many homeowners, yet achieving ...

Stories like this are playing out all through the Southeast. The storm battered six states, causing billions of dollars in ...

Hay stocks for winter feeding are much-improved compared to last year, but the early outlook for cool-season grazing isn't ...