Orange

With its cool evenings and warm days, the desert can be an ideal home for citrus. In fact, Arizona is one of four states in… Read More »Can You Grow Orange Trees In The Desert?

What Not to Plant Near Citrus Trees. When planting near citrus trees, avoid plants that have deeper roots as they can compete and even damage… Read More »What Can You Not Plant Near Citrus Trees?

A tree that looks lush and dark green and is holding onto fruit does not need to be fertilized as often. Fertilizing too much when… Read More »Can You Over Fertilize Citrus?

Brown leaves are often related to over-exposure to the sun, commonly known as “leaf scorch.” This can be aggravated by problems such as lack of… Read More »Why Are The Leaves On My Tree Turning Brown And Falling Off?

Orange trees drop leaves from over or under-watering, extreme temperatures, transplant shock, pests, and diseases. However, issues with watering and temperatures are the most common.… Read More »Why Are All The Leaves Falling Off My Orange Tree?

Fruits high in water include watermelon, strawberries, grapefruit, cantaloupes, peaches, Asian pears, blackberries, and papayas. Up to 91% water. Water per Cup Water per 100g… Read More »What Fruit Needs The Most Water?

Cut just above each growth bud and when removing dead or diseased wood, always cut through the healthy tissue below the diseased section. Paint large… Read More »How Do You Prune An Overgrown Citrus Tree?

11 Fruit Trees That Absorb A Lot Of Water Apple Tree. Although most apple trees thrive best on well-drained soil, some varieties have stronger root… Read More »What Fruit Tree Requires The Most Water?

The best time to prune fruit trees in Arizona is when it’s cold and the trees are dormant. In Arizona this is typically from February… Read More »How Do You Prune Fruit Trees In Arizona?

Tipu. The Tipu tree is loved by Arizona homeowners as it grows very quickly to it’s mature height of 40′ to 50′ feet. In addition… Read More »What Is The Fastest Growing Tree In Arizona?