Even though we do not live in south Texas or Florida, we can grow citrus at home. A few of the hardier types of citrus may be grown out in the landscape or garden if provided some winter protection, ...

One of the biggest challenges when growing citrus in containers is determining how much moisture they need. “You can’t have them sitting in water-filled pots inside the house in winter,” Holland says.

Q: I have seen shrubs and small trees growing in containers. I live in a high-rise condo and would like to grow citrus in containers. Is this possible? A: I have seen small citrus trees growing in ...

Q: I have seen shrubs and small trees growing in containers. I live in a high-rise condo — can I grow citrus in containers? A: Yes, you can. Growing citrus in containers may be the only way for those ...

Buddha Hand is a strange-looking citrus that has no juice and is used as zest for flavoring or as the strange, candied fruit in holiday fruit cakes. Gary Bachman MSU Extension Service I like the ...

We have a satsuma tree that is full of fruit. My husband wants to pick them. He said that they are sweeter if you pick them when they are not completely ripe and let them ripen on the counter. I say ...