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One of the easiest citrus to grow, this superior variety produces tons of fruit! It is both juicy and less acidic than most lemons. It is also highly aromatic when it blooms with its white flowers. Although it is possible to be grown outdoors here in the Puget Sound as they are arguably hardy to 20 degrees, we do recommend you bring them indoor during the winter when growing in zone 7B. Self-fertile.
One of the easiest citrus to grow, this superior variety produces tons of fruit! It is both juicy and less acidic than most lemons. It is also highly aromatic when it blooms with its white flowers. Although it is possible to be grown outdoors here in the Puget Sound as they are arguably hardy to 20 degrees, we do recommend you bring them indoor during the winter when growing in zone 7B. Self-fertile.
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Diane Edgekoski –
We bought our Lemon tree in June. It already had lemons growing on it. At this time we have a few lemons that are close to harvesting, with 4 or more getting close. If they’re anything like the Limes we got from the Lime tree they’ll be perfect. Our oranges are about the size of large grapes. These trees are a lot of fun to watch grow.
Troy Picou –
Hi Diane! Thanks for the feedback!
Talina –
Amazing to see already ripe lemons, will be back again for blackberries & oranges definitely!
John –
The small lemon I bought in December is going wild behind a south-facing glass door in our garage. Every stem is producing new shoots and buds, and the first couple of flowers just opened (in mid-March). Great fun watching it grow, and hoping it will set some fruit after we get it outdoors in a month or so.