If individual fruits start to weigh down branches, support them with an overturned nursery pot or stacked books. Can I Take An Indoor Citrus Tree Outside For Summer? It's not necessary ...

At a nursery near Fort Pierce ... characteristics of the mother tree are perpetuated in all of Terviva’s trees. Citrus had been Florida’s premier crop for years until disease caught up ...

Mold is another. If you see either of these, bring a sample to your local nursery for help diagnosing and treating your trees. You never want to prune your citrus in fall. Spring and summer ...

“Newly purchased citrus trees can stay in the nursery pot for several months with regular watering until you are ready to plant them. They can be left outdoors and brought in if freezing ...

Most citrus trees that come from the nursery are grafted. That means that they are made by splicing two different trees together: a rootstock and a scion (the portion of the tree that bears fruit).