Semi-dwarf on its own rootstock.
Zones: 10 (other zones protect in freezing temperatures)
Fruit: Less acidic than Eureka, with a softer rind. Unique flavor versatile for many uses, including desserts, salad dressing, and marinades.
Facts of note: Popular home garden citrus. Brought from China in 1908 by Frank Meyer, it is likely a hybrid of lemon and orange or mandarin. Trees are more compact than true lemons and are ideal for container growing, indoors or outside. Often two bloom cycles, spring and fall, providing fruit much of the year.
Popular home garden citrus. Brought from China in 1908 by Frank Meyer, it is likely a hybrid of lemon and orange or mandarin. Trees are more compact than true lemons and are ideal for container growing, indoors or outside. Often two bloom cycles, spring and fall, providing fruit much of the year. Non-taxable. These are evergreen trees and thus the dormant bare root guarantee does not apply. Your trees will arrive in good, viable condition. Contact us immediately if they do not.
Product Details
Item Model Number:
FT253
Product Dimensions:
48.25 x 4.25 x 4.25 inches.
Shipping Weight:
4.25 pounds.
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Product Use Instructions:
Improved Meyer Lemon Tree (Semi-dwarf) (Potted) Instructions - 191kb
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