There's nothing like reaching into the toe of a Christmas stocking under your tree and finding a fresh and tasty satsuma orange that came right from your own garden.

If you are looking for a fruit tree that produces in the fall with a minimum of care, consider a ‘Satsuma’ mandarin. Ronald Chong, our conscientious correspondent from Hacienda Heights ...

In the Bay Area, citrus trees are a popular addition. A seasonal favorite is the Satsuma mandarin orange. One of the most sought-after mandarins is the Owari Satsuma.

ORANGE, Texas — State agriculture experts are asking citrus growers to be on the lookout for sweet orange scab of citrus caused by a fungus and recently found on a satsuma tree in Orange.

What’s that bug in and around the figs? Plus, Master Gardener Laura Simpson helps a reader with a satsuma orange tree that keeps sprouting “weeds.” ...

Satsuma ‘Orange Frost,’ able to withstand colder temperatures than other citrus trees, has been named a Texas Superstar by Texas A&M University AgriLife Research and is recommended for North ...

A. Citrus often comes true from seed - meaning that a tree grown from seed will produce fruit like the parent tree. But not always. While it is fun growing an orange tree from a seed, the taste ...

Citrus trees such as the Satsuma tangerine, Parson Brown orange, Navel orange, Amber-sweet orange, kumquats, and limequats are somewhat cold tolerant especially if they have had a chance to cold ...

Driving around Houston the past few months, you've probably seen citrus trees loaded with lemons, limes, grapefruits and oranges. If you're like my family, your kitchen counters are lined with ...

Answer: Citrus trees vary in their degree of cold tolerance. From the most cold hardy to the least cold hardy it goes: kumquat, satsuma, orange, grapefruit, lemon, lime.

While driving around different communities in Southeast Texas, you’ve probably noticed (I certainly have) Satsuma trees are displaying bright orange-yellow fruits which are ripening. Did you ...

Many of you have some type of citrus tree in the backyard. I love satsumas, and I love it when you all send me away with a few satsuma oranges to eat. They are so sweet.