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Growing Citrus in Florida

 
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Location: Central Florida
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I am interested in growing citrus in Florida; particularly lemons, limes, and tangerines.  Any advice on how to grow citrus effectively without the succumbing to the myriad of diseases?  Choosing a specific variety/rootstock?  Planting under citrus?  Companion planting?  Nutritional deficiencies?  Any advice on how to grow these citrus in Florida effectively?
 
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