Spacing for dwarf citrus trees
10 years ago
I have a Miewa kumquat, 2 Fukushu kumquats and 1 Cuban Shaddock tree that I'll plant outside in ground.. They are all dwarf except the Cuban Shaddock. The Shaddock is in ground now to the west and the other will go towards the east. How far apart should I plant them. I want to give them room to grow and don't have to crowd.
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