Orange trees, so beautiful - who doesn't know old folk songs? If you are wondering how to grow a lemon tree, you are in the right place. Lemon trees are truly a beautiful addition to any home garden or garden because of their lacy spring flowers and bright yellow tart fruit. This small evergreen tree can be grown in the ground in warm winter climates or in a container that is overwintered indoors.
HOW TO PLANT LEMON TREES
When planting lemon trees, remember that they are best adapted to arid semi-arid to subtropical or Mediterranean climates. They are among the most cold-sensitive citrus, only winter hardy in USDA zones 9 and above. So choose the warmest spot available for outdoor planting, one that gets full sun and is protected from cold winds.
BASIC LEMON TREE CARE
Growing lemon trees requires fairly low maintenance compared to other fruit trees. Like most fruit trees, lemon trees need plenty of water during the growing season and regular applications of nitrogen fertilizer . Pruning this evergreen is rarely necessary, simplifying lemon tree care.
When choosing a location to plant a lemon tree, consider its light requirements. Lime trees bear fruit and flower best when placed in a location that is exposed to lots of direct sunlight. The trees require regular irrigation during the growing season.
Soil & Fertilizer Requirements
Lemon trees grow best in fertile, well-draining soil. They grow best in soil with a pH of 5.5 to 6.5. Regarding fertilizer, trees should be fertilized during the growing season with nitrogen fertilizer.
