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Citrus Are Summery For Winter

Summary by Canyon News
UNITED STATES—Citrus trees are not like deciduous fruit trees. They are not marketable as bare root stock. They do not need winter pruning. Actually, winter pruning might initiate premature growth that is vulnerable to frost. Deciduous fruit trees remain dormant, so can only dream about fruiting for next summer. Citrus trees are happily evergreen, and fruiting abundantly now. Citrus somehow seem to be more summery than fruit that actually ripen …
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Citrus Are Summery For Winter

UNITED STATES—Citrus trees are not like deciduous fruit trees. They are not marketable as bare root stock. They do not need winter pruning. Actually, winter pruning might initiate premature growth that is vulnerable to frost. Deciduous fruit trees remain dormant, so can only dream about fruiting for next summer. Citrus trees are happily evergreen, and fruiting abundantly now. Citrus somehow seem to be more summery than fruit that actually ripen …

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Canyon News broke the news in on Wednesday, January 22, 2025.
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