Satsuma tree

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The Satsuma (Citrus unshiu) is a relatively cold-hardy citrus tree with sweet, semi-seedless, easy-to-peel fruit. Learn how to use it in your landscape.

Learn about the varieties of citrus trees that grow well in containers and how to care for them to ensure their success!

Basket of fresh picked satsuma mandarin oranges under a tree in a Florida backyard during winter.

My neighbor Bill Stock has an amazing garden–30-year-old roses and towering hollyhocks grown from seed he brought from Monet's garden after a visit to Give

Learn how to grow your own satsumas for a delicious cold-weather treat with planting and growing advice from HGTV.

(11/01/19) It’s satsuma time in Louisiana. Some early varieties began ripening in late September while other varieties will mature later.

Dwarf Owari Satsuma Tree 01

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I have tried a lot of different things to save my citrus. They started in pots. Then got moved into big pots. Then they were planted in the ground inside the citrus house. I put the Mandarin in the raised bed in the greenhouse. It has been failing ever since. Today I decided to dig it up and pot it again. When I dug it up I noticed how dry the roots seemed. There are no white roots, just dry and brown looking. I cleaned off the dirt so it could start from scratch. It was very dry. I potted…