Container fruit trees are a lovely way for those who have a smaller garden to grow their own lemons, figs, and more. However, over time, these trees will eventually outgrow their home and need to be moved to a new one. So, when is the best time to repot these important plants—and how do you do it?
The primary concern when repotting a fruit tree, of course, is not harming the plant. However, it's also important to consider the new vessel in which you're placing it, as well as the soil type. Here, we spoke to experts about these concerns, so you can successfully relocate a fruit tree from one container to another.
- Ondrea Kidd, lead floral designer and founder of Sowing Joy Farm
- Gail Pabst, communications coordinator with the National Garden Bureau
