1. How to fertilize a lemon tree? Fertilize young lemon trees once every 1-2 months during their active growing phase and once every 1-3 months during the fall and winter when the tree is dormant. Older trees do not need to be fertilized when they are dormant, but fertilizing lemon Read more…
Lemon sprouts transform fruit, so if you don’t have any blossoms on your lemon tree, how can you expect fruits? Make your tree comfortable. Under the correct care conditions your tree will have a huge amount of blooms! 1. Light Before fruiting, Meyer Lemon trees need light! They won’t blossom Read more…
Inside a couple of years of affectionately planting fruit trees, most people wind up with scraggly congested shrubs, instead of the beautiful garden they had imagined. The way to keeping fruit trees alluring and gainful is yearly pruning. Don’t worry, pruning isn’t that hard. Curmudgeonly Master Gardener types may reveal Read more…
The most troublesome area in your home is probably the area under evergreen or shade trees. These areas are problematic for a few reasons. First, the area under a tree rarely receives enough sunlight to grow grass well. And if grass does grow there, accessing it with a lawn mower Read more…
Growing a cherry tree will not only give you pretty spring blossoms to brighten up your garden but also summer fruit that is expensive to buy. There are two types of edible cherry fruits: sweet cherries, which you can eat straight off the tree if you like, and sour cherries, Read more…
When he was only a teenager, Jadav “Molai” Payeng made the decision to make his contribution in helping Mother Nature and started planting trees. Since 1979, he planted the trees next to a deserted sandbar, near his birthplace in the Assam region, India. By doing this, he wanted to oppose people who Read more…
All you need are some lemon seeds and well-draining potting soil. 1. Select the largest lemon seeds and clean them from their external cuticle. 2. Put the seeds in a glass and pour water over them. Leave them like this for 6-7 days, however you’ll have to change the water every Read more…
Most plants benefit from some kind of regular pruning and maintenance. You should know when to prune what. A considerable number of blooming and fruiting plants want to be pruned while they are lethargic, in late winter through early spring. A few, such as spring blossoming trees and bushes, will Read more…