How far can I plant a citrus tree near an oleander?
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Linda B on Oct 09, 2016From what I'm reading, there's no reason not to plant as close as you want, as long as you give each plant plenty of room to grow to its mature size.Helpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on Oct 09, 2016Oleander does get large. I would make sure you leave enough room for the roots systems of each plant.I would definitely not plant them close together.Helpful Reply
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Yvonne Araiza on Oct 09, 2016Thank youHelpful Reply
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