Meyer Lemon Tree Plant - Zone 2-11, White, 4 - 6 Feet, Full Sun

Description

In either size, it'll take a few seasons before it starts producing fruit, but its shiny leaves are pretty from the word go. If you keep it indoors all through the year, you'll have to play bumblebee and pollinate the blooms. You'll love this variety specifically because it's fruit is some of the most delicious—it is the variety of lemon chefs tend to prefer, because its sweeter than classic grocery store lemons, with a slight hint of tangerine. The nice, healthy roots in either of our two sizes—a 2" and a 2 qt. Take a paintbrush and brush the pollen grains onto the stigma (the sticky part on the lemon bloom). pot—will be all set for a great performance in your home or on your porch. You'll love this variety specifically because it's fruit is some of the most delicious—it is the variety of lemon chefs tend to prefer, because its sweeter than classic grocery store lemons, with a slight hint of tangerine. The nice, healthy roots in either of our two sizes—a 2" and a 2 qt. Just be sure, if you're pruning, not to prune more than a third of the tree in a single year. Once the fruit gets going, it becomes incredibly prolific, and will eventually give you lemons year-round. It grows slowly, which is a good trait for growing indoors, because you'll be able to manage it easily. This citrus tree is only winter hardy in zones 9-11, so it'll need to be indoors at least in the cold months in most climates.

Key Features

• The nice, healthy roots in either of our two sizes—a 2" and a 2 qt.
• It grows slowly, which is a good trait for growing indoors, because you'll be able to manage it easily.
• Once the fruit gets going, it becomes incredibly prolific, and will eventually give you lemons year-round.
• In either size, it'll take a few seasons before it starts producing fruit, but its shiny leaves are pretty from the word go.
• pot—will be all set for a great performance in your home or on your porch.
• You'll love this variety specifically because it's fruit is some of the most delicious—it is the variety of lemon chefs tend to prefer, because its sweeter than classic grocery store lemons, with a slight hint of tangerine.