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On Monday, Oct. 1, GWA conference attendees boarded buses for Nichols Hills, an upscale village surrounding Oklahoma City. We toured the Baird, Cooper, Griffin, Cash, and Bolen homes. (I missed the Keesee home.) Then we stopped at Kam's house for lunch. For more information about this and other gardening topics, visit the UF/IFAS website Gardening Solutions.

I adore potted citrus trees. If you are interested in bringing the elegance of a European garden to your home, there is nothing more lovely than a French Anduze pot complete with citrus tree. This blog post will give you some history on the European citrus trend in the 17th and 18th centuries and hopefully entice you to plant your own citrus tree. I know I intend to. The countries that started the citrus trend were France, Germany, and the Netherlands, these countries being the ones that saw…

Small Clementine oranges (Citrus reticulata “Clementine”) don't have seeds. Their thin peel is simple to remove, making them a welcome treat as they ripen in winter. Like most citrus varieties, Clementine only grows in U.S.

I am always so suspicious of those lovely photos of potted indoor lemon trees, placed strategically next to a sofa or a bedside table–heavy with fruit and

Patio trees are a great way to add some green if you lack garden space or your garden soil is poor. Many dwarf varieties of popular trees make excellent container trees.

To provide visual interest to a container garden, follow the concept of planting flower pots "Thriller Spiller Filler". In that, you have to combine plants of different heights and sprawling habit in each pot.

moroccan pot

I've always loved the idea of having an orange tree but haven't ever felt very comfortable taking care of my own. Maybe it's the northern ...

Dwarf fruit trees look great growing in containers and produce delicious, fresh fruit. These are the 11 best fruit trees to grow in containers and pots.