1. Insect Infestation. Insects, such as leaf miners, mites, aphids, and thrips, are the most common cause of lemon tree leaves curling, Silvasy says.The insects damage the leaf by sucking the ...

Q: My Meyer lemon is about seven feet tall and is covered with small, green fruit, but it has lost most of its leaves. What should I do? A: Citrus tend naturally to drop some leaves during ...

Q: My Meyer lemon at home -- planted in the ground -- looks as if it is dying. Its leaves are turning yellow and withering. I suspect root rot from too much water, but I don't know. The same ...

Lemon trees naturally drop a few leaves here and there throughout the year. Leaf drop, unless it is drastic, shouldn’t affect the lemons already on the tree, but it could mean they will be ...

Q: Our lemon tree has curled leaves. Upon closer inspection, we noticed little squiggly lines all over the affected leaves. What is happening, and will this hurt the tree?

This guide—with horticulturalists' advice—makes growing lemon trees easy. How to Grow Lemon Trees That Actually Bear Fruit, According to Experts Skip to main content ...

Q. We have a lemon tree which is about five to six years old. It has been giving us a very good quantity of lemons for some time now. Recently, its leaves have started drying out. Most of the ...

“I made two lemon trees last year from cuttings off my existing lemon trees,” they wrote. “I just cut off about a 3 to 4 foot branch end, removed lower leaves, and stuck it in a pot of ...