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Forum: Fruits and NutsReplies: 5, Views: 71
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morble
Houston, TX

March 16, 2009
04:23 PM

Post #6276577

I planted a Meyer's Lemon Tree last year in September. It was healthy when I planted it, but today it is pitiful. It is in full sun. Many of the leaves dropped off and are not that pretty glossy green. It has not grown an inch. Any suggestions?
My son planted one before me and his is beautiful and has put on lemons twice. He has even had to trim his back. Should I just start over with a new plant?

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