You will receive 5 Random mixed citrus fruit trees. Which could be a random pick Lemon Lime Eureka Lisbon Meyer Tahitian Colombian Fruit Flowers Edible

Not for Western Australia, Tasmania & Northern Territory

The plants you will receive in this listing will be 14-20cm tall, will be in individual 40x80mm pots, will have established roots and will be ready to plant into your garden.

You will receive a mix of

Citrus Plants 5 Random Varieties
 

Our current varieties are at the following link

Citrus' Currently In Stock

The following notes apply roughly to all varieties

Beautiful small trees that produce great fruit and fragrant flowers.

A great addition to nearly every garden.

Citrus trees also make great hedges. 
You can plant multiple types in a hedge.

Frost hardy to around minus 5 degrees.
(In colder districts, plant them in a protected position.)

The first fruits will appear at around the 3-year mark, with an increase in production with maturity.

Will form a good shape by themselves, or can be trimmed and trained to your desired requirements.
 

Can be cut back hard, and will regrow.

For optimum fruit production, feed and water in the same manner as you would plums, apples etc.

Great specimens interplanted throughout gardens, large pots, espaliers against fences etc.

Full sun to semi-shade.

Lime green leaves with purple tinges when young, then maturing to deep green.

Often grown for their foliage structures as well as their fruit.

Flowers: Similar in all varieties, with a sweet citrus scent.
 

Maintenance: Remove flowers and buds before the 3-year mark to encourage faster growth of the plants.    
 

Eureka Lemon

Citrus limon
'Eureka Lemon Trees',
'Garey's Eureka'  

The most widely grown lemon in Australia and in many other parts of the world.

Thought to have originated in Los Angeles, USA.

A great cropping variety that will usually have some fruit all year round.

Many Winter cropping, with 1-2 small croppings in warmer coastal areas through Spring and Summer.

Nearly thornless, open growing structure.
 

Will grow well both in pots and in the ground.

Glossy maroon new growth that contrasts well amongst the greens.

Fruit: Early fruiting. High juice and acid content.

Flowers: Sweetly scented white/cream blossoms.

Height: Approx 3 metres.    

Lisbon Lemon Trees
Citrus limon 
'Lisbon'

 Similar to Eureka, yet a taller growing form of lemon.

Produces many kilos of fruit per year once established.    
 

Meyer Lemon Trees 

Citrus x meyeri 'Meyer'  

Native to China.

Thought to be a cross between a true lemon and either a mandarin or common orange.

 Foliage: Dark, shiny leaves.

Fruit: Yellow and rounder than a true lemon.

Fragrant, thin skin with a slight orange tinge when ripe.

Sweeter, less acidic flavour than other varieties.

Flowers: Fragrant white flowers with purple bases. 

Height: Approx 2-3 metres (can be pruned smaller).

Tahitian Lime Trees

Citrus x latifolia

A seedless lime that is heavy fruiting.

Great for cooking and juice.

More frost hardy than other lime varieties.
(In colder parts of Australia, plant in a protected position, e.g. against buildings.)

Will grow well both in pots and in the ground.

Fruit: Medium sized, juicy, with the appearance of green lemons.

Moderate to high acid levels.

Harvest in Autumn to early Winter.

Height: Approx 2.5 to 3 metres.

Not for Western Australia, Northern Territory or Tasmania

Plantinspirations Online Garden Plants Nursery works hard to try and ensure our notes on the variety/varieties listed are true and correct, but do not accept any responsibility for errors or misinformation that may have occurred either by my staff or me.