How Do You Grow Citrus Fruit Trees?
Oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruit, tangerines and kumquats can be grown in almost any frost-free environment. Though these trees are often grown for their ornamental value, many varieties can be grown for their delicious fruit. These trees are ideal for growing in sheltered containers in cool climates and it is very possible in warmer climates for these trees to present flowers and fruit any time of the year due to a four to six week growth cycles. Choose what kind of citrus fruit you would like to grow. This may be a simple choice if you have a favorite but you may want to consider planting a variety of citrus to see what grows best in your climate. Tangerines, mandarins and satsumas are more cold-tolerant than sweet oranges and are also more tolerant of drought. Kumquats make good container plants but any citrus can be grown virtually anywhere if you have a greenhouse. Seeds can be ordered or you can use them from fruit already fallen or purchased for food. Start the seedlings by pl
