These fruit trees are simple to grow on a deck, patio, balcony, or in a sunny spot in a greenhouse, conservatory, or porch ...

A citrus-specific fertilizer removes all guesswork. 6. Feed three times a year ... The goal is steady feeding without overfeeding, which can damage the tree. 7. Remove some of the baby fruit. Thin out ...

Overwinter citrus trees indoors in pots to protect them from cold weather until you can move them back outside.

Repot if a plant needs it, and cut down on (or eliminate) fertilizing. Some plants can simply be brought indoors ...

Ngangbam PunitaContd from previous issueNotably, Candidatus Liberi-bacterasiaticus is the most destructive and widespread variant, responsible for unprecedented economic losses in global citrus ...

Have a light hand with fertilizer and watering ... and some plants can attract insects that will act like a beefed-up ...

By applying fertilizer now, you’re laying the groundwork for a lush, resilient lawn that can handle winter’s harshness and emerge ready to thrive in the spring. Yes, November Grass and Soil ...

Here’s how it works. If you spot fruit flies in your kitchen, chances are, there will be more the next day. That’s because fruit flies can actually lay up to 500 eggs, which hatch in as little ...

Who is right? — Maggie You are right. Citrus fruit do not sweeten once they are picked from the tree. While the color may change once the fruit is picked — turning more orange — the ...