Citrus trees

Maximize your citrus tree health with our expert guide on what not to plant nearby. Discover which plants can hinder your citrus trees' growth, compete for nutrients, or attract harmful pests. This article provides practical tips to ensure your citrus trees thrive.

My neighbor Bill Stock has an amazing garden–30-year-old roses and towering hollyhocks grown from seed he brought from Monet's garden after a visit to Give

Grow citrus in pots and you open up the possibility of enjoying most types of these sun-loving fruits, even in cooler climates...

On Monday, Oct. 1, GWA conference attendees boarded buses for Nichols Hills, an upscale village surrounding Oklahoma City. We toured the Baird, Cooper, Griffin, Cash, and Bolen homes. (I missed the Keesee home.) Then we stopped at Kam's house for lunch. For more information about this and other gardening topics, visit the UF/IFAS website Gardening Solutions.

You can get sweet, tangy flavor in your own backyard by growing an orange tree! 🍊 ⏱️ When to plant: Most citrus trees should be planted in early spring. 🌿 How to grow: Most citrus trees prefer well-draining soil and full sun, or 6 to 8 hours of sunlight per day. 🍊 How to get fruit: Most of our citrus trees are self-fertile, but you will get a bigger harvest by planting more than one tree nearby.