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Talkback: Growing citrus plants

My lemon grows good and produces white buds and flowers, but still after 5 years still has not produced any fruit. what can I do. i have seven young citrus plants(lemons) and have found this informaion so easy to follow and very infromative. thanyou by galloway130

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05/05/2012 21:53:17

by cody smith

Lemon Tree

, strange round puffy looking things, I have all but sawn if off to about a foot high, in my area lemons grow like wild fire and have tons of lemons, not so with my tree. Any suggestions ? Astrid, my 30+ year old tree from an uncertain citrus pip has by Astrid Bell

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15/05/2012 09:10:21

by FloBear

Whats going wrong!?

Hi, I have been growing passion fruit plants for a few months and they have reached about 4ft in height. I had about 4 of them so decided to plant two outside. However, after about a week the leaves started to turn white and they both died! I do by NewbieGardener

12/05/2013 19:38:13

by GillyL

edible non poisenous plants/bushes

a conservatory you could try growing citrus plants from seed - I've grown small plants of lemon, orange and grapefruit - no fruit but little flowers that filled the conservatory with the most delicious scent and yet people with hayfever by kerri

12/03/2013 21:10:10

by kerri

help needed with identification

Whilst walking through the snow I saw this wonderful hedge, about 3' high, covered in what I originally thought were small citrus fruit. I know someone will identify it for me and can I propagate from the seeds I have please? My first thought by break23

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26/01/2013 15:55:28

by nutcutlet

Talkback: In praise of woodlice

How do I ensure that my cuttings from roses will live to grow in these cold temperatures. Do I keep them in grit, sand, compost and lime? in the garden or in a suitable pot? Cant share the enthusiasm for woodlice, but I think of the Sal by Dre

28/11/2011 18:37:35

by susy

Composting

snap or sheer, its too big Also, don't bulk up on this type of material too much, its slower to decompose. Thank you Wintersong. Are there any types of shrub leaves/prunings you wouldn't put in the compost bin? Anything too acidic or citrus plants in general by Chris Norton

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16/05/2012 08:38:57

by gardeningfantic

Talkback: Wormery composters

and compost my kitchen waste and that of my neighbours. My worms don't care for onion skins or citrus fruit but process everything else and I crumble up eggshells to give them some grit. I feed them and the birds before myself. The productivity in my garden by Neil

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28/11/2011 18:40:01

by composter

Talkback: Planting seeds and germination

should be done with them and when should i re-plant them. I have always thought if you grow with out heat that means you only have rays of sun to warm the plants? You do not burn gas or any other fuel to stop the plants from frezeing, though 4c might by asparagus

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28/11/2011 18:30:48

by susan

Beekeeping

looked into setting up a hive a few years ago but just to buy al the equipment was going to cost a small fortune so, instead, I garden without chemicals, I've made an insect hotel and I grow plants for pollen and nectar and get lots of bees andother by Beekeeper Gardener

15/05/2013 16:47:05

by Alan4711

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