About This Episode A reader needs help with tasteless satsumas. Plus, Grumpy’s expert tip of the week. Question Of The Week ...

"We're all out of hope. We live in Biloxi, Mississippi, and have a lot of satsumas, we call air fruit. The rinds are thick and the flesh is airy and tasteless. What are we doing wrong?" - Michelle ...

This tree grows 60 feet tall and 40 feet wide with a loosely pyramidal shape. It boasts silvery bark and three-lobed leaves that turn bright yellow, orange, or red in fall. My favorite selection for ...

Good varieties for Santa Clara County include: Satsuma — A group of varieties including Owari. Early ripening and very cold hardy. Harvest December–April, depending on variety. Rind may still be green ...

When growing citrus trees indoors, light sources are one of the most important elements to consider, aside from nutrients and watering. You should provide them with enough lighting daily and also pay ...