You are the absolute best Arizona Garden instructor I have ever found on TH-cam, thank you so much for all of these monthly updated videos I really appreciate it.
Couldn't get to the AZ Worm Farm when you were there a couple of Saturdays ago, sorry I missed you, but went a couple days later. It was my first time there and took the long way around from Chandler, 202 San Tan Freeway. Next time I'll know better. Picked up 3 bags of potting soil that you use. Thanks for all of your videos and posts.
Hello. I came across your channel yesterday when TH-cam “suggested” it to me. I watch TH-cam gardening channels instead of television and love to see other people’s gardens and to learn from them. Many of the ones I watch are in the Northwest or Northeast and while their maples and hydrangeas are gorgeous, it just doesn’t apply to my 9b South Texas zone. As I watched your video yesterday, not knowing at first where you lived, I kept saying “ I have that plant in my yard. I grow that in my vegetable garden.” I loved your video that I watched and am absolutely thrilled that we have similar climates! I can tell I’m going to learn a lot from you and your garden growing experiences. I subscribed to your channel and am going back today to watch previous videos. Thank you for the time and energy you put into the videos, even for those of us that live a few states away!
Here's the one I use: growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/product/perpetual-planting-and-harvest-calendar-for-the-low-desert-of-arizona Some other planting guides too: growinginthegarden.com/category/planting-guides/
Omg, love your channel and your garden knowledge. I am fairly new to your channel and am learning a lot on how and what to grow in AZ. Would love to know where to get strawberry sucklings at this time. You are now my fave go to for AZ planting
I always enjoy your videos. They keep me on track. I wish I was your neighbor. You are such a great teacher and I can tell you spend a lot of time preparing your videos and blog. I enjoyed talking to you at the Arizona worm farm. Keep up the the good work. Your videos are the best I have ever found!
I am sure that you have posted these many times but, can you please give me a link to get your arizona planting calendar. Thank you for all of your amazing videos!!!
Hi. Yes, here is a link to my shop: growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/products unfortunately they are out of stock right now. I’m currently updating the calendar and it will be back in stock very soon.
My tomatoes and eggplants are a distant memory here in Florida but I recently harvested sweet potatoes and roselle calyxes, and am growing some fall beans and am just waiting to harvest my luffa😃 You give a ton of great tips😀
Unfortunately here in our high desert yard, it will be our first frost early tomorrow morning. I have covered the various pepper plants I hope to over-winter but left the garlic sprouts and onion sprouts out without cover. Yes, they will die back but it is a very long long growing season for those and they will be harvested late June, 2022. Everything else, well, who knows?
Hello, I love your channel. I'll soon have an apartment patio to grow some few plants. Do you have suggestions for ongoing plants in this situation? I would love to have continuous celery in a bag. I was thinking of lavender and carnation or dianthus and possibly some reed bamboo. I truly have no idea what will work in a container situation, Thanks.
Containers are a great option. Most things grow well in containers. Be careful growing celery in a grow bag, it's one of those vegetables that loves moisture and grow bags tend to dry out. I would plant celery in a self-watering container. Lavender doesn't like it too wet and does well in a terra cotta pot. Dianthus would grow well in any type of container. Not sure about bamboo, I haven't grown it before. My book (amzn.to/3myX2kS comes out in May) will be all about container gardening. Here are a few principles. Most of the items listed to plant can be successfully grown in containers. Choose the largest container you can and fill it all the way up with good potting soil. Don't over-plant and make sure plants get enough airflow, sunlight and water.
Wonderful video! Just subscribed. I’m in phoenix and planted small cherry tomatoe plants in September. They have lots of tomatoes but they are not ripening. What can we do? Temps are cool at night around 50 degrees. Thanks.
Once nighttime temps go below 50°F - They slow way down. You can cover them with frost cloth to trap some heat, top them to encourage the ripening and development of existing tomatoes, and/or pick them and bring them inside once they get the first flush of color.
Hi Angela, you mention flowers like African daisy to plant in December. Will they be flowering that month? I'm in zone 9b Silicon Valley .CA. I don't believe were "Low desert ". Will most of your To Do in the Month of apply to me? Love your videos. Thanks
They usually flower later in the spring, this blogpost list planting dates along with expected bloom times: growinginthegarden.com/arizona-annual-flowers-visual-guide/ Planting times would be similar, but you would have more options because you don't get our extreme heat.
I always fail trying to grow Luffa from seed. Your channel is the reason I wanted to grow it years ago and it has a hard time getting started. When I do successfully get it started, it seems to stall before fruiting :(
Random question. I just pulled up the sweet potato harvest (1st time ever growing them). How does one cure sweet potatoes in the desert? Thank you, I love your channel, its wonderful to find a local desert gardener!!
Here in the West Indies in the tropics we call the roselle Sorrel makes a lovely liquor or wine & we call the coral vine Corlita vine as a little girl we had both the several shades of pink flowering one & gorgeous white flowering vine but somehow the white one are extinct here such a pity. Do you still have the white flowering coral vine? They are super At attracting tons of bees
I love the channel so quick question about the garlic planting them around brassica seems to be a good idea but what about watering I'm also doing square foot garden is it too much water that they'll get or can I plant them around my brassicas in a square foot garden
What height do you cut back your lemongrass to? I make small wreath like bundles with mine just like you. I have tried different ways to store it but this is the best way for making tea. I started with 1 small plant and had to devide it and now have 7 plants that are huge and may need to be devided again. It's starting to take over my garden 🤪 How often do you devide yours? I have 10 Roselle plants all at different stages, will definitely plant the same amount next year 😋. The Roselle and Lemongrass were the only plants that did well this summer for me.
I cut it back to just above where it begins to spread out - 6-10 inches tall. I just divided mine, I usually divide it every few years. growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-harvest-divide-and-use-lemongrass/ Roselle and lemongrass are both definitely keepers in my garden as well!
So excited to get things planted this month. I love sugar snap peas and have planted so many but they aren't growing as well as I'd like. Small leaves and yellowish leaves. Any tips to get them going? Also, in your last video about the trellises, I thought I saw one of those bee houses for Mason bees or leaf cutter bees mounted on a wall. If so where did you get them?
It's been pretty hot for peas, they really prefer cooler weather. If your plants don't recover, plant again as temperatures fall. The mason bee house I have I got from Costco several years ago. Thanks for watching, best of luck with your garden!
That is weird that queen palms dont grow well here in Az. I grew up in Southern California and there are tons of queen palms and other palms. They grow great. The Coachella Valley is date capital.
Another great video! I have two questions. Question 1: What are some tips you have for growing roses here in Phoenix, especially starting them out in the beginning? Question 2: Would you ever consider doing a video on companion planting? Specifically for Square Foot Gardens? Thanks for all the wonderful content you provide!
Hi Angela! I am not an English native speaker and I couldn't understand the name of the beautiful plant with pink flower behind you (for example at 9:22). Could you write me the name, please? Thanks 🤗
Here's a link to my latest garden tour video th-cam.com/video/PzIUK2RE1zQ/w-d-xo.html I don't have any public tours scheduled at the moment. I don't sell seeds or seedlings.
Thank you so much for doing what you do! I'm wanting to build my garden but I didn't know what I could grow here in Phoenix! My family and I are new to AZ and this channel has really helped me understand what I can do and be successful. Do you own or work at a garden center?
Welcome to Arizona. I'm so glad it's been helpful. Arizona really is a great place to grow. No, I don't work at a garden center. But I go to them pretty often, does that count? 😉
Haha, for sure counts! Thanks for the help with understanding and I was so excited to see your planting calander, so I ran and ordered one! For me, it will be priceless! Thanks again!
Don’t know if anyone can help me out… where can I get the grid watering system like she has. I’ve asked at nurseries and looked on Amazon. No luck! I’m in Arizona.
I use the garden grids from Garden in Minutes in all of my raised beds. Use code Angela10 to save. shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1897453&u=2736599&m=118440&urllink=&afftrack
Sure, get them planted by February. I ordered mine online www.easytogrowbulbs.com/ and also got some at Home Depot too. Online sources may have more variety.
Sorry, one other question. I saw your other video where you show a soil mix that consists of compost, vermiculite and peat moss and wanted to know if there is a specific brand you use. Thank you for sharing.
I worked with Arizona Worm Farm here in Arizona to develop a raised bed mix. They sell it by the bag and for bulk pick up and delivery. Call them for details: (602) 622-7663
Hello Angela! ( I hope you can respond, please) Fellow Arizona Gardener here. It is my first time learning about dixondale farms to order onion transplants. I have a question for you: What is the best time to order for our phoenix area? I went to their website and it had different shipment times on their site which confused me to think if I should order now or order later, I just wanted your opinion because you are so experienced. Thanks, and I love your informative videos!! -Mary
@@GrowingInTheGarden oh okay. Sounds good. I just ordered to have it shipped by Nov 9th. I didn't see any info on how long it takes for it to get here. Do you perhaps know how long that it usually takes? Its okay if you don't. Also, I ordered mixed short day sets, hopefully that is good here. Thank you once again!
I teach classes occasionally at Abby Lee Farms. Here's a link to sign-up for the last 2 I will teach this year. myemail.constantcontact.com/Class-Series--Gardening-101-and-All-About-Herbs.html?soid=1134556186738&aid=FdBnls-q1Yo
The best time to plant citrus trees in Arizona is in the spring after the danger of frost has passed (usually mid to late February). Citrus can be planted from this time through May. Do not plant citrus from June through September. A second planting window for citrus is in the fall from October through December. Newly-planted citrus is more susceptible to frost and needs frost protection. growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-citrus-in-arizona/
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You are the absolute best Arizona Garden instructor I have ever found on TH-cam, thank you so much for all of these monthly updated videos I really appreciate it.
Wow, thank you! I appreciate your support, thanks for watching.
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I've told you this before but thanks for the awesome channel! I love that it's tailored to the AZ Valley. Much needed info!
Thanks so much for your support.
Agreed!!!!
Couldn't get to the AZ Worm Farm when you were there a couple of Saturdays ago, sorry I missed you, but went a couple days later. It was my first time there and took the long way around from Chandler, 202 San Tan Freeway. Next time I'll know better. Picked up 3 bags of potting soil that you use. Thanks for all of your videos and posts.
Hope you like the soil. Thanks for watching and for your support!
Awesome 👌👌 . Wonderful abundance .
I shifted all my coral vines to our building wall , I realised it's just not meant for balcony container growing .
Agreed! It can really take over, but it is so pretty. Glad you could put it in a different location.
Hello. I came across your channel yesterday when TH-cam “suggested” it to me. I watch TH-cam gardening channels instead of television and love to see other people’s gardens and to learn from them. Many of the ones I watch are in the Northwest or Northeast and while their maples and hydrangeas are gorgeous, it just doesn’t apply to my 9b South Texas zone. As I watched your video yesterday, not knowing at first where you lived, I kept saying “ I have that plant in my yard. I grow that in my vegetable garden.” I loved your video that I watched and am absolutely thrilled that we have similar climates! I can tell I’m going to learn a lot from you and your garden growing experiences. I subscribed to your channel and am going back today to watch previous videos. Thank you for the time and energy you put into the videos, even for those of us that live a few states away!
Our climates are certainly different than other parts of the country. Happy to have you along for the journey. Best of luck with your garden.
Whoa I am blown away at how amazing and big your garden is in November!! Which planting calendar did you follow? Thank you!
Here's the one I use: growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/product/perpetual-planting-and-harvest-calendar-for-the-low-desert-of-arizona
Some other planting guides too: growinginthegarden.com/category/planting-guides/
Omg, love your channel and your garden knowledge. I am fairly new to your channel and am learning a lot on how and what to grow in AZ. Would love to know where to get strawberry sucklings at this time. You are now my fave go to for AZ planting
So nice of you, thanks. You should be able to find strawberry seedlings at most local nurseries this time of year.
Yes I just got a few strawberries in Queen Creek nursery.
Not sure where you are but A&P in Tempe had some gorgeous strawberry starts this past weekend (halloween weekend).
I always learn something new from watching your videos, Thanks for all the great tips! 😊🌻
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching,
Gosh your garden is lush & plentiful
Thank you.
I always enjoy your videos. They keep me on track. I wish I was your neighbor. You are such a great teacher and I can tell you spend a lot of time preparing your videos and blog. I enjoyed talking to you at the Arizona worm farm. Keep up the the good work. Your videos are the best I have ever found!
Thanks so much 😊 I wish we were neighbors too! It was great to see you again!
I am sure that you have posted these many times but, can you please give me a link to get your arizona planting calendar. Thank you for all of your amazing videos!!!
Hi. Yes, here is a link to my shop: growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/products unfortunately they are out of stock right now. I’m currently updating the calendar and it will be back in stock very soon.
Thank you! Your vids are awesome!
Glad you like them!
Is all about the artichokes .my third year artichokes are coming back beautiful
Yay!
Good thank
Wow, chock full of info! I started some snow peas and broccoli from seed for this winter, we'll see how it goes.
Good luck!
What is the plants do for our health pleased let me know thank you so much for your help
My tomatoes and eggplants are a distant memory here in Florida but I recently harvested sweet potatoes and roselle calyxes, and am growing some fall beans and am just waiting to harvest my luffa😃 You give a ton of great tips😀
Seems like we can grow similar things. Enjoy your sweet potatoes and roselle, those are 2 of my favorites too.
@@GrowingInTheGarden I'm excited to use both at Thanksgiving dinner 😀
Unfortunately here in our high desert yard, it will be our first frost early tomorrow morning. I have covered the various pepper plants I hope to over-winter but left the garlic sprouts and onion sprouts out without cover. Yes, they will die back but it is a very long long growing season for those and they will be harvested late June, 2022. Everything else, well, who knows?
Best of luck to you. Happy holidays!
Hello, I love your channel. I'll soon have an apartment patio to grow some few plants. Do you have suggestions for ongoing plants in this situation? I would love to have continuous celery in a bag. I was thinking of lavender and carnation or dianthus and possibly some reed bamboo. I truly have no idea what will work in a container situation, Thanks.
Containers are a great option. Most things grow well in containers. Be careful growing celery in a grow bag, it's one of those vegetables that loves moisture and grow bags tend to dry out. I would plant celery in a self-watering container. Lavender doesn't like it too wet and does well in a terra cotta pot. Dianthus would grow well in any type of container. Not sure about bamboo, I haven't grown it before.
My book (amzn.to/3myX2kS comes out in May) will be all about container gardening. Here are a few principles. Most of the items listed to plant can be successfully grown in containers. Choose the largest container you can and fill it all the way up with good potting soil. Don't over-plant and make sure plants get enough airflow, sunlight and water.
Thank you so much! Tucson here !
Thanks for watching!
Wonderful video! Just subscribed. I’m in phoenix and planted small cherry tomatoe plants in September. They have lots of tomatoes but they are not ripening. What can we do? Temps are cool at night around 50 degrees. Thanks.
Once nighttime temps go below 50°F - They slow way down. You can cover them with frost cloth to trap some heat, top them to encourage the ripening and development of existing tomatoes, and/or pick them and bring them inside once they get the first flush of color.
@@GrowingInTheGarden You are great! Thank you.
Great video. Just ordered some roselle hibiscus seeds. 🙂You're an excellent teacher. Thank you Angela! Regards from Miami FL.
Hello from Arizona! You won't be sorry, it's such a fun plant to grow.
And veg garden what is the best right now to plants
Fantastic. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Hi Angela, you mention flowers like African daisy to plant in December. Will they be flowering that month? I'm in zone 9b Silicon Valley .CA. I don't believe were "Low desert ". Will most of your To Do in the Month of apply to me? Love your videos. Thanks
They usually flower later in the spring, this blogpost list planting dates along with expected bloom times: growinginthegarden.com/arizona-annual-flowers-visual-guide/ Planting times would be similar, but you would have more options because you don't get our extreme heat.
Girl, you ROCK! Thanks for all the great info. 🎵🌵🌷🌿💘
Thanks for watching!
I have learned a lot from your TH-cam videos. Thanks
Glad to hear that! Thanks so much.
I always fail trying to grow Luffa from seed. Your channel is the reason I wanted to grow it years ago and it has a hard time getting started. When I do successfully get it started, it seems to stall before fruiting :(
It can take forever to fruit - usually late summer - it can seem like forever before those female blossoms show up. I hope it works for you next time.
Random question. I just pulled up the sweet potato harvest (1st time ever growing them). How does one cure sweet potatoes in the desert? Thank you, I love your channel, its wonderful to find a local desert gardener!!
I usually put them somewhere outside in the shade (not touching one another) for 10-14 days. growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-sweet-potatoes/
Here in the West Indies in the tropics we call the roselle Sorrel makes a lovely liquor or wine & we call the coral vine Corlita vine as a little girl we had both the several shades of pink flowering one & gorgeous white flowering vine but somehow the white one are extinct here such a pity. Do you still have the white flowering coral vine?
They are super At attracting tons of bees
Hi, no just the pink one. The bees do love it!
I love the channel so quick question about the garlic planting them around brassica seems to be a good idea but what about watering I'm also doing square foot garden is it too much water that they'll get or can I plant them around my brassicas in a square foot garden
I do add them around brassicas, it seems to work out well.
Thank you for all your great tips.
Thank you for watching!
What height do you cut back your lemongrass to? I make small wreath like bundles with mine just like you. I have tried different ways to store it but this is the best way for making tea. I started with 1 small plant and had to devide it and now have 7 plants that are huge and may need to be devided again. It's starting to take over my garden 🤪 How often do you devide yours? I have 10 Roselle plants all at different stages, will definitely plant the same amount next year 😋. The Roselle and Lemongrass were the only plants that did well this summer for me.
I cut it back to just above where it begins to spread out - 6-10 inches tall. I just divided mine, I usually divide it every few years. growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-harvest-divide-and-use-lemongrass/
Roselle and lemongrass are both definitely keepers in my garden as well!
I love your videos so much. Gives me courage to plant things while worrying a little less about wasting money on plant death. 😂
I kill a few plants along the way as well. We learn as we grow, for sure.
@@GrowingInTheGarden
Do you have a compost pile.
@@RVBadlands2015 yes
Your videos are really quality, anyway I like your garden
Thank you very much!
Hello! I'm interested in trying strawberries this year. Where do you recommend buying transplants in the valley? Or do you buy them online?
Most local nurseries have them in stock this time of year. I haven't ever bought them online.
Thank your so so much
New subscriber, great content..especially fir a vertical gardener!
Welcome! Thank you.
So excited to get things planted this month. I love sugar snap peas and have planted so many but they aren't growing as well as I'd like. Small leaves and yellowish leaves. Any tips to get them going? Also, in your last video about the trellises, I thought I saw one of those bee houses for Mason bees or leaf cutter bees mounted on a wall. If so where did you get them?
It's been pretty hot for peas, they really prefer cooler weather. If your plants don't recover, plant again as temperatures fall.
The mason bee house I have I got from Costco several years ago.
Thanks for watching, best of luck with your garden!
Do you have 2 harvests of sweet potatoes? Mine in southeast TX were ready in September.
No, typically one.
That is weird that queen palms dont grow well here in Az. I grew up in Southern California and there are tons of queen palms and other palms. They grow great. The Coachella Valley is date capital.
Queen Palms don't love the extreme heat or the freezing temps we get occasionally - they don't like our alkaline soil either.
Another great video! I have two questions. Question 1: What are some tips you have for growing roses here in Phoenix, especially starting them out in the beginning? Question 2: Would you ever consider doing a video on companion planting? Specifically for Square Foot Gardens? Thanks for all the wonderful content you provide!
I'm a bit of a rose newbie. Still learning on that one. Good idea about the companion planting video for square foot gardens. I'll add it to the list.
Hi Angela! I am not an English native speaker and I couldn't understand the name of the beautiful plant with pink flower behind you (for example at 9:22).
Could you write me the name, please?
Thanks 🤗
This is Coral Vine, also called Queen's Wreath: growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-coral-vine-growing-queens-wreath/
Do you have a seed shop or seedlings and do you offer garden tours? Those would be amazing
Here's a link to my latest garden tour video th-cam.com/video/PzIUK2RE1zQ/w-d-xo.html I don't have any public tours scheduled at the moment. I don't sell seeds or seedlings.
Great info, thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for doing what you do! I'm wanting to build my garden but I didn't know what I could grow here in Phoenix! My family and I are new to AZ and this channel has really helped me understand what I can do and be successful. Do you own or work at a garden center?
Welcome to Arizona. I'm so glad it's been helpful. Arizona really is a great place to grow. No, I don't work at a garden center. But I go to them pretty often, does that count? 😉
Haha, for sure counts! Thanks for the help with understanding and I was so excited to see your planting calander, so I ran and ordered one! For me, it will be priceless! Thanks again!
Wow amazing 🥰
Thanks so much.
Great video!!!
Glad you liked it!
Don’t know if anyone can help me out… where can I get the grid watering system like she has. I’ve asked at nurseries and looked on Amazon. No luck!
I’m in Arizona.
I use the garden grids from Garden in Minutes in all of my raised beds. Use code Angela10 to save. shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1897453&u=2736599&m=118440&urllink=&afftrack
I would love to plant Ranunculus this year, can I still plant them and where can I find corms or bulbs?
Sure, get them planted by February. I ordered mine online www.easytogrowbulbs.com/ and also got some at Home Depot too. Online sources may have more variety.
Hi Angela, can we sow echinacea seeds or do you mean transplant? I’m in Mesa.
I would use a transplant
Sorry, one other question. I saw your other video where you show a soil mix that consists of compost, vermiculite and peat moss and wanted to know if there is a specific brand you use. Thank you for sharing.
I worked with Arizona Worm Farm here in Arizona to develop a raised bed mix. They sell it by the bag and for bulk pick up and delivery. Call them for details: (602) 622-7663
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you for responding to my questions. I truly appreciate your help and response to my inquiries.
Hello Angela! ( I hope you can respond, please)
Fellow Arizona Gardener here. It is my first time learning about dixondale farms to order onion transplants. I have a question for you: What is the best time to order for our phoenix area? I went to their website and it had different shipment times on their site which confused me to think if I should order now or order later, I just wanted your opinion because you are so experienced.
Thanks, and I love your informative videos!!
-Mary
I ordered this fall as soon as orders opened up. I'm hoping to get the onion plants this month. I'll plant them as soon as I get them.
@@GrowingInTheGarden oh okay. Sounds good. I just ordered to have it shipped by Nov 9th. I didn't see any info on how long it takes for it to get here. Do you perhaps know how long that it usually takes? Its okay if you don't.
Also, I ordered mixed short day sets, hopefully that is good here.
Thank you once again!
@@maryjoseph8883 Hopefully quickly, I'm excited to get mine as well.
Do you offer in person classes, and if so, where and when are they held? I live in the Phoenix area.
I teach classes occasionally at Abby Lee Farms. Here's a link to sign-up for the last 2 I will teach this year. myemail.constantcontact.com/Class-Series--Gardening-101-and-All-About-Herbs.html?soid=1134556186738&aid=FdBnls-q1Yo
Do you think Rosell and prickly pear a good mix for jam.
Sounds interesting, it's worth a try!
What variety pomegranate do you grow? The variery that we grow is sour and not sweeter.
Mine are the Wonderful variety.
Hi there. Is is too late (Nov 1, 2021) to plant ranunculus in Tempe?
Not at all!
@@GrowingInTheGarden wow! this is exciting news! thanks so much for your speedy reply. I will watch all your vids on planting them! :)
I did not know you can have herbs outside in the cooler months?
Here in the low desert there are several herbs that survive our zone 9b winters.
Hello where can I buy rose yell
Hello my name Sweetmom and I want to plant some Asian garden and wants beautiful flowers for my flower beds
Can I still plant loofah in November in Phoenix AZ?
Wait until next March to plant it. growinginthegarden.com/growing-luffa-in-the-garden/
Just wondering if your Roselle was planted from seeds
Yes.
Do you offer on site garden consultations?
Yes, here is the info about consultations: growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/category/consultations
May I ask what zone you are in?
Sure, zone 9b
Boa noite
Thanks
Is it too late to plant citrus?
The best time to plant citrus trees in Arizona is in the spring after the danger of frost has passed (usually mid to late February). Citrus can be planted from this time through May. Do not plant citrus from June through September. A second planting window for citrus is in the fall from October through December. Newly-planted citrus is more susceptible to frost and needs frost protection.
growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-citrus-in-arizona/
@@GrowingInTheGarden thanks, I lost two in the summer and eager to get new ones.