7 Tips to Grow Lots of Lemons | Daisy Creek Farms

Lemon trees do not tolerate temperatures below 32f or 0c and grow best in hot summers and mild winters. Lemon trees do not shed their leaves in winter they are ever green trees. They stay green all year long. The trees flower in spring, start forming fruit in summer and the fruit grows bigger by fall and it is ready to harvest throughout fall and most of winter. Not all lemons ripen at the same time. Keep picking lemons throughout fall and winter. The tree is ready to prune once the tree is picked clean. Lemon trees do like Full sun and lots of mulch to protect the roots.

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[BobCindyL]

You have such a pleasant personality which makes you so easy to listen to. Thanks for sharing.

[ianroywell]

A short video that booms all info needed. Simple, short and sincere. You have my like and subscription. Thank you! 💛🙏

[scottscriticalmass]

Catching up on some of your older content Jag... You do a great job and I've really enjoyed everything watched so far. I've had issues in the past, but pretty sure my soil is in much better shape nowadays (more nutrients & more porous). With that in mind, I'm ready to give it another shot. I bought a two citrus trees today (mexican lime & mandarin orange) and I'm hoping your tips along with my improved soil will help correct my failed citrus tree tries of years past. Cheers!

[valchris]

Very Informative.Thank you for all the hard work you put in and the quality is great!

[alvarussell]

I have two key limes and one lime trees will try these things, thank you

[patricks.hafersr.]

Jad love your channel, my favorite gardening channel to my my info for my garden. I have a request can you do a video on air layering for you fruit trees instead of pruning. I would love to see what you have to say about the subject. I’ve started on my pear and nectarine dwarf trees. Keep up the good work and thank you for the content.

[phungktk]

Wish we lived in a climate that can grow lemon trees
So jealous of those in CA and FL, but still love my hometown!

[gildaang]

Thanks for sharing your ideas. I love love love gardening. 😁

[carolbowen]

My lemon tree is 8 years old and still no lemons-but I didn't know this info-thx!

[Nisha-tdcq]

You’re the best! Love watching your videos. My mom and I are starting our garden this week :)

[davidknight]

Hi ya! I respect your knowledge of growing fruits and vegetables, love your videos.

[patriciaaberth]

Thank you so much for this video I can now save my lemon tree

[gracegwozdz]

Thanks Jag for a wonderful info and so well delivered! I'm growing a small lemon tree in Toronto and I have to keep it at home for winter. Should I water it or no?

[lamb]

Thanks I have a lot of lemons 🍋 here in Cali

[sejalnitheshsanil]

Great tips. My granny has a small lemon tree in her garden... now I cn look after it 😊

[yussufyassin]

Dear Mr. Singh tanks for sharing these clips and guidelines and I enjoyed it very much. I have recently planted lemon trees from 10 yrs old tree branches by means of crafting, when will the new plant start producing lemons? Thanks Yussuf

[isashadow]

Happy new year and thanks for all, you're a good teacher .

[rudys]

Which flowers to plant to promote pollination. Also, what should be the plant distance?

[priyamokal]

Really like your videos they very informative, surely try your tips

[bluesunnyday]

How old is your lemon tree???
It looks magnificent!!
I have a lemon tree out back. Its 3 or 4 years old. Right now we are in our first month of autumn. We have 10 to 15 lemons on it. The fruit has been green since summer, so still waiting for it to turn yellow.
Thanks for the tips. Now i know how to look after this tree.