These deliveries are brought onto the front drive of the property if the ground conditions allow or are left at the kerbside if they are not suitable. Please remember that all plants are living things and even those of the same variety will differ slightly in size, shape and appearance.

Mist the leaves in early morning in summer and make sure that there is good circulation of fresh air. Try a slice of lemon in hot water for a healthy alternative to tea or coffee or try using sour Oranges and Kumquats in place of Lemons in your favourite recipes. Can refer to either home-made garden compost or seed/potting compost: • Garden compost is a soil improver made from decomposed plant waste, usually in a compost bin or heap. Although citrus don't always follow a strict fruiting season in the UK, they do usually fruit in the winter months. If you have one of our twin neck measuring bottles already, we can send a pack of powder to refill it just choose the appropriate re-fill size from the drop-down menu.It’s up to you which one you use and your online payment will be processed by these companies and means we have no access to your credit or debit card details. Other things that can cause leaf drop are sudden or dramatic changes in temperature, under floor heating or being too near to a radiator or being in too draughty a position - but again if you're not sure - do get in touch.

Examples of large volume items are, but are not limited to, bags of media (clay balls, perlite, soil etc. Plants can be placed outdoors in summer, from mid-June to late September, if sheltered from cold winds. Oranges, lemons and limes are great container specimens, making it easy to enjoy the flavour and sweet scent of citrus in any garden. All citrus plants should ideally be moved indoors during the colder months into a warm, humid environment such as a greenhouse or conservatory.Whilst the Winter Food is a balanced fertiliser that encourages fruit ripening, prevents leaf fall and discolouration. In winter, allow the surface to partially dry out before watering, then water thoroughly with rainwater, allowing excess moisture to drain away. Most citrus will overwinter very well even in quite warm houses but if your tree does start to suffer mid winter, hang in there - spring is just around the corner. The tree should be fed regularly during winter with sufficient to moisten the compost, but not to soak it.