Is There a Citrus Tree That Loses Its Leaves?

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Citrus trees are evergreen and do not ordinarily lose their leaves. If a tree is subject to pests, improper watering or improper soil, it may lose its leaves from stress.

Keywords: too much water, pests, evergreen and deciduous, evergreen, grapefruit

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Is There a Citrus Tree That Loses Its Leaves?

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