In Australia, the best time to prune citrus trees is late winter to spring. Here’s a tried-and-trusted method for cutting them back.

Discover quirky and unusual citrus varieties that are great for home gardeners. By planting citrus trees on the cusp of spring, they’ll get off to a great start before summer arrives.

It’s a common belief that you can’t put citrus or onions in your compost bin because they are too acidic. Running grasses are also thought to be problematic. But is this true?

Give your citrus trees the right care in summer for a juicy and plentiful harvest from autumn to spring.

The way to manage the shape and size of an established citrus tree is to prune annually. Here are some tips and tricks...

These highly ornamental fruit trees produce bright orange fruit in winter, and scented white flowers in spring. Here are some tips for keeping your cumquat thriving and producing.

Aussies love growing citrus, and questions about lemons, limes and other juicy delights dominate the airwaves on gardening talkback. Here are some common citrus problems and how you can solve them.

Horticulturist Phil Dudman has the answer to a common citrus question.

Here's some top tips for growing sensational citrus!