Growing Citrus On Your Patio and Landscape with David Rodriguez

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Citrus trees discussed in this video have been researched by Texas A&M AgriLife Research and have been shown to have significant increased possibilities of a successful harvest when following these growing recommendations in Texas, particularly in and around the San Antonio area.
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Topics discussed:
(1:41) Buying citrus from nurseries
(3:12) Grafting citrus
(4:34) Grafting in single truck trees then growing as a bush and growers
(6:07) Satsuma Mandarin Oranges
(7:21) Dr. Moy
(8:41) Dr. Jerry Parsons
(10:28) Texas Superstar® Program
(11:00) Miho and Seto Citrus
(13:27) Looking for high quality fruit
(13:42) Satsuma- High yielding
(14:27) Satsuma- Maturity time
(15:28) Satsuma- Large Tree
(16:48) Satsuma- Harvesting
(17:44) Satsuma- Thin before they are over cropped
(19:51) Malcom Beck
(21:30) Changsha Tangerine
(23:19) Orange and Artic Frost
(25:08) Limes
(25:57) Persian Lime vs Key Lime
(26:45) Valley Lemons
(28:04) Improved Meyer Lemon
(29:28) Citrus Flowers
(29:49) Bloom Sweet/Duncan Grapefruit
(31:18) Blood Oranges
(32:12) Kumquats Nagami and Meiwa
(32:56) Citrus in Containers on Patios
(38:13) Fertilizing and Watering Landscape Trees
(40:17) Fragrant Flowers, Citrus are Self-Fertile
(41:20) Makes Excellent Honey
(42:05) Possible Challenges
(42:24) Winter Damage Potential
(45:03) Interveinal Chlorosis
Bonus Plant
(48:28) XDR ‘Cora’ Vinca (Periwinkle)
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[@debbieroland2807]

Excellent program! Going to try a lime as a patio plant in West Texas.

[@joseesquivel6979]

I need help identifying a type of larva that is eating my tomato plants. I have contacted sevral gardeners on TH-cam but no one knows what they are. They like like miniature slugs that eat the tomato leaves and secret a substance on their back. I have tried using dish soap and water and neem oil but no luck. Can you help me?

[@MyExtension210]

Hey there! Could you please send me an e-mail with a high quality image of the larva? I will see if our entomologist can take a look and hopefully we can come up with a solution. 👍🏽 [e-mail]