A citrus tree adds a flavorful and fashionable statement.

There's nothing quite like the flavor of a fresh lemon—especially when it's homegrown. And while nurturing this plant from seed to harvest may seem like a daunting task, you don't need a huge yard or ...

Citrus trees are small to medium-sized, frost tender, sub-tropical trees whose fragrant spring and summer flowers are followed by a range of different tangy fruits including oranges, lemons, limes and ...

You don't need a big yard to grow citrus.

Q: What kind of citrus is the most tolerant of cold weather? We get very hot summers, but the winters can occasionally get below freezing. What can I do to protect my frost-sensitive plants from the ...

Why is My Indoor Citrus Tree Dropping Flowers or Fruit? Can I take an Indoor Citrus Tree Outside for Summer? You may daydream of growing your own citrus fruits, but unless you're in the southernmost ...

Learn how to stake up citrus trees when you plant them to avoid wind damage and leaning trunks. While most trees, including citrus trees, benefit from staking after planting, stakes can do serious ...

Question. We received an Easter Lily as a gift, and the plant is about done flowering. Can I save the plant to flower next year? Answer. Keep the plant for a repeat performance next year but probably ...

Want fresh, delicious fruit? Plant these fast-growing fruit trees that grow well in Southern climates. Experts share what to ...

One significant detail that has not been lost to history is that Southeast Texas gardeners love to grow citrus trees. They cultivate orange, grapefruit, pomelo, yuzu, citron, tangelo, lime, lemon, ...

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