Q: My Meyer lemon is about seven feet tall and is covered with small, green fruit, but it has lost most of its leaves. What should I do? A: Citrus tend naturally to drop some leaves during ...

Dear Gary: I was looking at my Meyer lemon tree today and noticed that on the back side, next to the fence, there are many branches that have had the leaves taken off. Something is cutting the ...

What is the difference between a Meyer lemon and a "true" lemon ... to strain the true lemons over a bowl so you don't lose the liquid. Meyer lemons do not come into play until after this process ...

Q:I have a young grafted dwarf Meyer lemon that is responding well to spring with profuse new growth. However, some of the new leaves are being partially eaten, particularly at the edges.

Q: My Meyer lemon at home -- planted in the ground -- looks as if it is dying. Its leaves are turning yellow and withering. I suspect root rot from too much water, but I don't know. The same ...

Of all citrus trees, Meyer lemons (Citrus x meyeri or C. limon x C. reticulata) are perhaps the easiest to grow in our area. Thought to be a cross between a lemon and a sweet orange or tangerine ...

When life hands you Meyer lemons, making lemonade is just one choice. This decidedly sweeter, thin-skinned fruit is the perfect substitute for tangier lemons in baking and may even be sweet enough ...