Collection: Citrus Trees

Shop potted citrus trees for warm-climate gardens, patios and protected growing spaces. Compare lemons, limes, mandarins, oranges, grapefruit and other citrus by recommended climate, mature size, fruit traits and harvest season.

How to Choose a Citrus Tree

• Climate: Most citrus performs best where winters are mild. Cold tolerance varies by cultivar; Satsuma mandarins are among the more cold-tolerant choices, but young and container-grown trees still need frost protection.
• Container or ground: Citrus can grow in containers when the pot has drainage and enough room for the root system. Container size, rootstock and pruning affect final plant size.
• Indoor growing: Citrus may be overwintered indoors in cold climates, but flowering and fruiting require very bright light and suitable temperatures. Indoor fruit should be treated as possible, not guaranteed.
• Pollination: Most common citrus is self-fruitful, so a second tree is generally not required. Review the product page for cultivar-specific guidance.

Citrus Tree Care

Provide full sun outdoors, well-drained soil or potting mix, and regular watering without prolonged saturation. Acclimate trees gradually when moving them between indoor and outdoor conditions. Feed during active growth according to the fertilizer label and protect trunks, foliage and fruit when frost or intense sun is expected.

Start with our citrus growing guide, learn about growing Meyer lemons in containers, compare the broader Citrus & Avocado collection, or browse all potted fruit trees.