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January Flowers
by
Julie @ Wife, Mother, Gardener
(IC: blogger)
We can still enjoy some flowers around us! Even in the January freeze.
We are blessed to have a few white flowers inside this year to hold us over. And a new home to work on before spring plant begins! Here are a few views from around our new house...
We are blessed to have a few white flowers inside this year to hold us over. And a new home to work on before spring plant begins! Here are a few views from around our new house...
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Published January 15th, 2014 9:33 AM
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Mary Smith on Feb 12, 2014Thanks for the pictured of hour beautiful flowers! i have a question for you, my children had a lemon tree at their house and brought it to me without leavesthey had dropped I watered it and it put on leaves and so many blooms and was getin g so pretty,than all of a sudden the leaves began to fall off and now the blossoms are falling off and looks pitiful again! Would you tell me how often you water your plant and does it require a lot of light? I,ve never had problems growing flowers but this one has me stumpped! Appreciate and information you could give me. Thanks!
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Julie @ Wife, Mother, Gardener on Feb 12, 2014Thanks Mary! Yes, citrus do require a lot of light, good drainage and minimal watering. The leaf drop was probably caused by over watering or by temperatures below 55. You might find this link about citrus in pots helpful: http://www.garden.org/ediblelandscaping/?page=201106-how-to
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