Have you been hunting for Annette McFarlane’s secret citrus fertilizer recipe? Your wait is over! Find the full routine and ...

Question: Last week I read in the Garden Q&A that we should not fertilize citrus until we see a growth flush but it didn't mention the amount we should use. Can you give me a guide as to how much and ...

Q: Would you please tell me when you advise starting to fertilize citrus this year and what product you recommend. We live just south of Sunrise Drive — not sure what the elevation is—about 2,800 feet ...

Fertilize citrus trees this month using a formulation of 6-6-6 or 8-8-8. (The Pinellas County Fertilizer Ordinance exempts fruit trees and vegetable gardens.) Apply fertilizer to the entire root area, ...

Citrus trees are small to medium-sized, frost tender, sub-tropical trees whose fragrant spring and summer flowers are followed by a range of different tangy fruits including oranges, lemons, limes and ...

There is no need to fertilize satsuma trees within the first year of planting. A general-purpose fertilizer may be used beginning the next year in early February. STAFF PHOTO BY MICHAEL DEMOCKER ...

If you have any citrus trees in pots, it is time to fertilzie them with a citrus fertilizer (I like Arizona Best.) HOWEVER, and this is a big however, if you have planted annual flowers underneath the ...

Q: We have chickens running free in a backyard of citrus trees, and to protect the flock I’ve avoided using granular citrus fertilizer to feed those trees. I’ve used water-soluble general plant food ...

Satsuma Mandarins are known for their sweet, seedless fruit and compact size. Meiwa Kumquats are also a good choice, with ...