Florida Citrus

Best citrus trees for Florida backyards depend almost entirely on where in the state you're planting. A satsuma that shrugs off a 22°F night in Tallahassee would be overkill in Nap

Growing citrus in containers in Florida works well if you get three things right: a compact variety, a pot with real drainage, and a spot that gets hard sun without getting hammere

Growing citrus in Florida comes down to three things most homeowners get wrong at first: they plant a variety that isn't right for their zone, they water on a fixed schedule instea

If your citrus tree keeps dropping fruit or leaves turn yellow, the problem is often water, not fertilizer. Citrus tree water requirements change with the tree's age, the soil type