MadisonCitrusNursery

Not everyone can enjoy living in a place that has balmy winters where in ground citrus still thrive and not everyone has a greenhouse to have their trees growing in... so what do you the rest of us do? Protecting your citrus through a few cold snaps doesnt have to be difficult. Here is a method we recommend to our customers who find themselves in need of a solution. Keep in mind, your mileage may vary and if you live in a place that gets a real winter, this may not be the solution for you.

One question we get asked a lot is how do you recommend grafting citrus trees. This is how we graft all of our trees and its how we would recommend you graft yours. Be sure to start with healthy rootstock and certified budwood if you can. Also make sure your grafting knife is sharp and leave the grafting tape on for longer than you think you should. If you need rootstock we have rootstock available for sale here: https://madisoncitrusnursery.com/collections/citrus-rootstock-for-sale If you are looking for certified buds we have over 170 certified varieties available here: https://madisoncitrusnursery.com/collections/budwood-for-sale #citrustree #graftingplants #grafting #citrus #madisoncitrus #howto #growyourownfood #growyourown

A quick explanation of what it takes to grow a citrus tree from rootstock seed, through mature rootstock, grafting, growing out a 1 gallon, and into a 3 gallon tree for sale.

We have had a few customers asking about uppotting their new citrus tree so we decided to make a video showing how we recommend doing it. We hope this helps with the care of your new potted citrus.

We selected a few questions from customers on our Facebook page to have Hershell answer on camera. This was our first real attempt at a Q&A video, we had definitely had fun doing and our customers were happy to get some answers to questions they had.