Lime trees can grow 15 to 20 feet tall in their native climate, but there are also dwarf varieties ideal for indoor growing.

You won’t know if your lawn needs lime unless you conduct a soil test. Whether you test it yourself or have a garden center ...

First Saturday Lime is a monthly insect repellent that’s safe to use around pets and people. This natural product keeps fleas ...

Mosses grow well in acidic soils, and an old myth is to add lime to the soil to change soil pH so that mosses won’t grow. This may be true if the soil is acidic; however, very few garden soils ...

The University of Delaware Soil Testing Lab uses the Adams-Evans buffer pH test to determine lime requirement for a field based on soil test analysis of an 8-inch composite soil sample. In this quick ...

Dwarf lime varieties are best for indoor growing as they are better suited for container gardens and small spaces. Eva Ward, co-owner of Ward’s Nursery and Garden Center, recommends growing ...