So, if you’re ready to embark on dwarf Meyer lemon tree ownership, we’ll share must-know details abouthow to grow and care for this plant. You can go ahead and get attached to it in the process. If you follow our advice, your tree could live more than 30 years!
If planted outdoors, normal rainfall should be enough to provide for the lemon tree’s needs, especially if the climate in your area is wet. However, during the first year and in case of high temperatures or prolonged dry spells, it is best to water from time to time. You know if your...
When the space between a leaves veins begins to yellow, leaving the veined green, the plant is thought to be suffering from interveinal chlorosis, or an iron deficiency. When this happens to a lemon tree, it can be remedied by increasing the plant’s iron intake. Commonly, a lemon tree ...
Each plant or tree that leaves our farm is approved by the USDA and ships directly from our farm to your door. We started our first online store back in 2004. Back then, we were the only farm selling citrus trees online. We have seen many mail order companies come and go in our ...
Plant the tree, backfilling the hole with the soil you removed. Don’t forget to keep it upright! It’s easy to plant a crooked tree when focusing on the roots, not the trunk. Firm the soil around the roots to avoid air pockets. ...
Planting and Care When planting your lemon tree, dig a hole that is twice as wide and deep as the root ball. Gently remove the tree from its nursery container and place it in the hole, making sure that the top of the root ball is level with the surrounding soil. Backfill the hole ...
AboutSpecial FeaturesDescriptionQ&APlant CareReviews Notice: This tree cannot be shipped to Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida or Texas due to USDA regulations. Imagine if you could grow your own special lemons, not so sour and much juicier than those you buy in the store . . . well you...
Lemon tree in blossom How to care for a lemon tree Lemon trees are best bought in spring or early summer, giving them time to acclimatise to your conditions before the onset of autumn. Water plants freely in summer, but never allow the pot to stand in water. Water more moderately from...
How cold is too cold for a Meyer lemon tree? If you live in a subtropical climate, you might be considering planting a Meyer lemon tree in your garden. If you don’t live in the subtropics, you might still be considering growing a Meyer lemon in a pot as a house plant, and moving...
Meyer lemons are in season in the fall and winter. Mature fruit left on the tree keeps throughout the winter for picking, as needed. A single tree produces enough fruit for family use.