12/04/2020
I have Meyer Lemon trees in 18 oz pots/cups ready for shipping for Christmas Presents. $12.00 plus priority mail shipping so you get them before Christmas. They are in Limited supply so get them while they are still available as they will sell out fast.
Easy to grow indoor citrus tree. Can be put outside in summer and brought in for the winter in cool climates. Or just grow them inside year round as a houseplant.
Here is a video on how to plant and care for you new citrus tree indoors and out. https://youtu.be/4eNGP58fTRk
Meyer Lemon Trees at a Glance.
Meyer lemon trees can yield fruit in just two years after planting them. Whether you choose to place one in your lawn or in your patio, your Meyer lemon tree can be both ornamental and a source of citrus sweetness.
Cross between lemons and mandarin oranges.
Chefs use the sweet-tart skins.
Self-pollinating.
Can bear fruit in as little as two years.
Will fruit indoors and outdoors.
Heavy harvest in winter.
Require consistent misting.
History of the Meyer Lemon Tree.
The first Meyer lemon trees were introduced from China in 1908. Unfortunately, this initial variety was very susceptible to disease, especially a fast-spreading virus that threatened the citrus industry in California in the 1960s by infecting nearby healthy citrus trees.
In 1975, the University of California introduced an all-new variety, called the “Improved Meyer lemon tree.” That’s the one we know and grow today. It’s more disease-resistant, and insect-resistant.
Appearance of Meyer Lemon Trees:
Standard Meyer lemon trees grow to be 6-10 feet tall, while the dwarf variety grow to be 5-7 feet. If you grow your Meyer lemon tree in a garden pot, it will grow according to the size of the pot and be smaller.
Meyer lemon trees have glossy, dark green leaves and fragrant white blossoms that are purple at the base. When they’re ripe, the skins of Meyer lemons will take on the color of an egg yolk—yellow with a faint orange tinge. Meyer lemon skins are fragrant and a popular ingredient among chefs.
Appearance Details & Characteristics:
Glossy green leaves, white blossoms, yellow-orange fruits.
Height: 6-10 feet tall, with dwarf variety of 5-7 feet tall
Hardiness Zones: 8-11
Type of tree Fruit
Sunlight requirements: 8-12 hours of direct sunlight per day
Soil composition: 5.5-6.5 pH level
Lifespan: Up to 50 years