How to Plant Lemon Seeds “Lemon seeds should always be started indoors during the early spring time,” Sons tells us. “The seeds need to be rinsed, pulp needs to be peeled from them, and then they ...

Lemon trees need regular watering, good drainage, and plenty of sunlight. Fertilize monthly with a citrus fertilizer during ...

The kind of plants you can grow have changed slightly in most regions of Canada according to the federal government’s latest ...

If you'd like to grace your small garden with a fruit tree, consider this delicious lemon variety. It's compact enough whether potted or planted in the ground.

The beautiful lemon tree. Take it from the experts at Oklahoma State University, who say that growing a lemon indoors is a great option, especially during the winter, since it'll still produce fruit.

The lemon tree grows in semi-tropical regions of USDA hardiness zones 9 to 11, but it can be an excellent indoor plant in cool regions as well. It’s a relatively easy-going plant that prefers to ...

Lemon trees need direct sunlight for at least 4 to 6 hours a day. Sunny balconies, large windows or backyards are ideal. If the space gets little sun, supplement it with an LED grow light.

With cold winters and less than tropical summers most Canadians don’t think of planting lemon or olive trees in their backyards. But due to global warming, Vancouver Island farmers have been ...

Lemon trees need to be regularly fed to promote healthy fruit production. “Feed [your lemon tree] monthly with a fertilizer fit for citrus trees and fruits during spring and summer,” Sons recommends.

Here’s how to grow a lemon tree from seeds, according to two plant experts: Tammy Sons, CEO and founder of TN Nursery, and landscape architect and horticulturalist, Michael Clarke.