Author: alpagrumi2

Over the summer, we moved the nursery to our new location. We are now located here: Alpagrumi Piazzetta Santa Maria 3, 6515 Gudo The Church

For many varieties, the plants grafted in 2025 are still too small. So we’ll be short of Corsican blood oranges, Hana Yuzu, Yuzu Nr1, Taiwan

The start of 2026 has been marked by a fairly intense and long cold wave. Let’s take a look at the effects on different citrus varieties.

A tour of the citrus orchard. In December, many varieties begin to ripen. It has already frozen several times, not very hard, at around -2C.

By mid-October the Sudachi are ready for harvest. It’s time to pick them for jam. This tree was planted in 2023, and is now in its

We already showed you the Kiwai last year. This year’s harvest is spectacular enough to merit a few photos. We pruned these Kiwai, Issai variety,

By mid-September, the fruits have formed but are still green. Between sunshine and showers, we observe the ripening of the various varieties planted on the

Towards the end of August, the tomato season will slowly come to an end. Every 3 or 4 days since mid-July, we’ve been processing a

Mandarin trees have been sold out in our store for a few days now.In May, Satsumas will be back, along with a few new items.

As winter draws to a close, it’s time to prune your citrus trees. In the first few years after planting, some varieties, such as mandarins