Lemon trees are a great tree to grow for home cooks and citrus lovers, but there's one significant downside that you should ...

As pungently juicy as it gets, "Lemon Tree" easily could be based on the famous song of the same name, but it's not. (Don't be fooled when the ever-singable ditty does play over the opening ...

Having your own lemon tree at home is often a luxury we assume is reserved for people who live in citrus-friendly locales, like sunny California or humid Florida. However, that doesn’t mean ...

Q: Do I need to help my indoor lemon tree to pollinate to produce lemons? - Barbara, Hurley A: In order to produce lemons, a lemon flower’s stigma must receive pollen that contains the flower ...

Cutting lemon balm back by half just before flowering also encourages bushier growth and keeps the leaves tender. Young ...

Lemon trees can grow outdoors in USDA hardiness zones 8 to 11, while some types can thrive indoors. If you live in a warmer state where a tree can be grown outside year-round or have the space for ...

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

Q. I think my Meyer lemon tree is confused! It is flowering and has baby lemons started in winter. I pruned it last January, hoping the new growth would stimulate flowers in April, but just got ...

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.

If your lemon tree flowers while inside, pollinate it with a paintbrush by picking up pollen from one flower and rubbing it onto other flowers.