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Tucson Citrus Growers

DocHollywood 9b Central Tucson

10 years ago

OK you Tucson citrus growers. How has the winter been going in Old Pueblo? I have been out of the area for a couple of months, but have been watching the Tucson weather and it looks like no frost yet in the central Tucson area. We have only had the Tucson home for 4 years, but the last 2 years have had a pretty good freeze. We will be back for a short visit the end of February. If no freeze by then I will hit the citrus with their first application of fertilizer. Anyone going earlier or later than that this year? I have been using Arizona Best Citrus Fertilizer. When will those of you who use Bayer Advanced Citrus Care be applying the first application? Happy gardening. Looking forward to a little Arizona sunshine.

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poncirusguy6b452xx
10 years ago
DocHollywood

You must be very proud to be the only one in all of Tucson growing citrus trees. I guess this makes you the area pionier in citrus trees. I live in cincinati Ohio. There are only 3 citrus tree growers in all of Ohio. I feel kinda smug. I hope your trees are doing well.

Steve
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