According to Gardening Know How, lemon trees require a lot of water pruning during the growing season Pruning If you are keeping a lemon tree inside, you will need to trim it to a manageable size.

If you're looking for a way to help your lemon tree, while also gaining beautiful flowers in your garden, than this companion plant might be the perfect choice.

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Because citrus trees are sensitive to the cold, special care is needed when choosing cultivars to grow and when deciding whether to plant them in the ground or in containers.

Lemon trees, for example, are very sensitive to frost and best suited for hardiness zones 9 to 11, which tend not to dip below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

How to Propagate a Lemon Tree with a Cucumber This popular gardening trick comes from Mr. Wong, the creator’s neighbor, who has been growing lemon trees for years.

As greenhouse gas emissions nudge temperatures higher, projections show trees’ growing ranges are shifting northward.

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The USDA's new plant hardiness zone map shows that Syracuse and Central New York are getting warmer.

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If you’d rather plant in the ground, you need to consider your location, USDA hardiness zone and last frost date, which can be found easily via internet search.