How to Feed Lemon Trees : Professional Gardening Tips

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Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ehowgarden Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/ehowgarden Lemon trees always need to be fed and cared for in very specific ways to make sure that they grow up as healthily as possible. Feed lemon trees with help from a gardening professional in this free video clip. Expert: Nicholas Staddon Contact: www.monrovia.com Bio: Nicholas Staddon has been with Monrovia for 20 years, and is the spokesperson for new plants. Filmmaker: Jose Varela Series Description: You don't actually have to be in the industry yourself to plant and maintain a professional-level garden. Get professional gardening tips with help from a gardening professional in this free video series.

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They look like oranges to me, i have never seen a lemon with orange colour.

I just posted a video about my lemon tree can someone help me? I have a problem...

I'll try this, I have a Lime tree thats fully loaded, and next to it a lemon tree with nothing

Nice to hear these stuffs! Through watching this video, I gained new knowledge regarding on how to feed properly the lemon trees. I will never hesitate to share this post!

I have a 4 year old Monrovia Meyers Lemon in the ground which has never fruited, what Am I doing wrong?

if they are red tinged it's probably a eureka lemon

I live in Canada and grew a lemon tree from seed, which is growing in a pot. I've been fertilizing it twice or so a year by using blended pine needles. We used the same technique on turnip seeds in my science class once. The seeds grew three times as fast. (Since trees were a bigger plant, this method would have a somewhat slower effect because trees take longer to grow.) It seems to work well. What does it mean if the leaves are red-tinted when growing, but turn completely green fully grown?

beautiful but why they look like orange anyway i think your videos is great.

what video camera are you using? plz tell me.. :) i'm loving your videos

It's about time for my Meyer Lemon to flower in city centre Houston. Hope for a good crop this year now that I know about Leafminers and their control.

Thank you Nicholas. I have an Orange tree that I have been trying to get to fruit, but with the Denver dry air, a bad bout of scale and my nephews and niece I have not had much success. I will definitely give it a good feeding.