Lemon trees need to be regularly fed to promote healthy fruit production. “Feed [your lemon tree] monthly with a fertilizer ...

That should not deter you because growing a lemon tree from seed, even if you never get to harvest any lemons, is a fun project, especially with kids. This step-by-step guide explains how to grow ...

How to Plant Lemon Seeds If you're opting to grow your own tree rather than pick one up from a garden center or nursery, here are the steps you should follow to properly grow a lemon tree from seed.

I recently purchased a variegated Meyer lemon tree that’s about 3 feet tall, loaded with blooms and four or five lemons. I also planted a lemon tree from seed last summer, and it’s now a foot ...

How to Plant Lemon Seeds If you're opting to grow your own tree rather than pick one up from a garden center or nursery, here are the steps to follow to properly grow a lemon tree from seed.

Lemonade enthusiasts often wonder how to grow a lemon tree from a seed, but that’s not how it is done. Seed-grown fruit is extremely unpredictable in quality, flavor, and even tree characteristics.

Growing a citrus tree from a seed is an especially nice long-term project for a child. The plants are fast-growing, and if interest begins to wane, just crush a leaf.

The second issue is the time it takes for the tree to get old enough to bloom. It's not unusual for seed-grown citrus trees to take eight to 10 years, or more, before they bloom and set fruit.

To repot, gently remove the lemon tree from its container and brush away any excess soil. Then, place it in a new container that's one to two inches wider and fill in any gaps with new potting mix ...

Libera Evans sent in a request for instructions on growing an orange and/or lemon tree from the seeds of the fruits. She said she has done this in the past but can’t remember what to do with the ...