Knowing how to recognize and deal with pests that are commonly found on lemon trees can help to ensure your plant thrives and ...

Washing helps rid lemon tree of aphids By Pam Peirce , Freelance Writer Feb 7, 2007 Q: I just read the article about citrus trees ("Saving Your Backyard Citrus Crop," Jan. 24, Lynette Evans).

If you want your lemon tree to thrive and produce as many juicy, big fruits as possible, there's a companion plant (and popular herb) you may want to consider.

Q: The new growth at the ends of my roses came out small and curled.Now the same thing is happening to my Meyer lemon tree. A: This time of year, when it’s cool, are when aphids are a big ...

Thinking of starting a lemon tree at home? The monsoon is the perfect time. This guide walks you through everything, from ...

Q. My mango leaves have yellow dots on both sides. My lemon has curly leaves and insects on the new growth. What can I do? – Angel Grasso, Lake Worth A. The mango leaves have early signs of a… ...

For most aphids, I recommended hosing them off. You have to do this weekly for a few weeks, then as the hot weather hits, the aphid populations will start to decline. Or you can squish the aphids you ...

Woolly aphids excrete a shiny substance called honeydew as they feed. Objects and plants under the tree can be lightly speckled with the shiny drops of honeydew or heavily covered with the sugary ...

The brown citrus aphid, which can spread a serious disease affecting citrus trees, has been found in the heart of the state’s historic citrus-growing region. Agriculture officials said Tuesda… ...