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Dwarf Meyer Lemon Fruit Tree
Dwarf Meyer Lemon Fruit Tree
Fruit And Flowers In One

  (14 customer reviews)

A taste of the tropics! Drawf citrus trees bear fragrant flowers followed by tasty fruit!Bears medium-sized, round orange-yellow fruit year-round (move plants indoors for winter in Northern zones.) Fruit is tangy, juicy and slightly sweet when fully ripe.

Evergreen foliage, sweetly scented flowers and edible fruit in one! The Dwarf Meyer Lemon can be moved outdoors in summer, so the bees take care of pollination for you. Varieties grow from 2-5 feet tall. Pick citrus in 1-3 years.

Potted plants.
Zones: 9-10.

Not available in AZ, CA, FL, TX.

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Dwarf Meyer Lemon - Plant
13883 - For each offer ordered, get 1 plant.
Price: 1 to 2 - $12.95
3 or more - $11.95
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Product Details
Zones: 9 - 10 (30° F.)
Height: 4 ft.
Depth: same as in nursery
Spread: 3-4 ft.
Sun/Shade: bright, indirect sunlight
Pollinator: self-pollinating
Yield: varies
Color: white
Foliage: evergreen, glossy
Blooms: April
Fruit: Medium-sized, round, thin skinned, more orange colored, tangy, juicy, slightly sweet when fully ripe
Comments: Four hours or more of direct sunlight from a south window. Let plant approach dryness before watering. Average indoor humidity levels. Day temperature 65-70 degrees F; night temperature 50-55 degrees F. Use an acid-balanced fertilizer throughout the year and add trace elements in spring. Leaves will drop if soil is too wet or too dry. High Ph or high soluble salts can cause leaf yellowing. Will not bloom if light is too low. May need to hand pollinate for better fruit production. WATERING: WHEN IN ACTIVE GROWTH, LET TOP INCH DRY OUT BETWEEN WATERINGS. DURING WINTER REST PERIOD, WATER JUST ENOUGH TO PREVENT COMPLETE DRY OUT. FOR INCREASED HUMIDITY, MIST AND GROW ABOVE MOIST PEBBLES IN THE TRAYS. LIGHT: GROW LIGHTS OR FLORESCENTS MAY ALSO BE HELPFUL. WHEN MOVING OUTSIDE IN LATE SPRING, MOVE GRADUALLY AND WATCH FOR SCORCHING. FERTILIZING: WHEN PLANTS ARE ACTIVELY GROWING, GIVE THEM A HIGH POTASH (TOMATO TYPE) FERTILIZER TWICE A MONTH. DON'T FEED IN COOL, LOW LIGHT WINTER RESTING PERIOD. TOP DRESS IN THE SPRING WITH SOME NEW TOP SOIL OR REPOT IN A LARGER POT WHILE ANY POT WILL DO - PREFER A CLAY POT.
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Dwarf Meyer Lemon Fruit Tree Ships In Both Spring And Fall
Unable to ship to: AE AK AZ BC CA FL GU HI PR TX

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 -  Thursday, June 18, 2009
Finally got a good one
Reviewed By: Sportsroad (charlotte, nc)
It took about two months from ordering before I got the plant. The plant I got was tiny and not impressive at all! I sent an e-mail to Gurneys and they sent out a replacement pretty quickly. The replacement looked 100% better than the first plant, and was even flowering. I have gotten some great plants from these guys in the past, and since they redeemed themselves with this one, I will continue to do business with them in the future.

 -  Thursday, April 30, 2009
Lemon Tree
Reviewed By: Chris (Layton, ut)
I bought all of gurneys dwarf fruit trees and they are all doing amazing. They looked like death after receiving them in the mail, don't be discouraged just get them in a pot with good soil and lots of light and they will grow. My only real tip is don't underestimate the size of the roots! Pick a pot 2 to 3 times the size of the roots for best growth potential.

 -  Friday, January 30, 2009
Dwarf Fruiting Trees
Reviewed By: Nourah Mu'meen (Memphis, Tennessee)
I buy about 80% of my food seed and food plants from Gurneys.com. I have bought all of their dwarf fruit plants going on two years ago. They are all putting out bananas, key limes, lemons, tangerines, etc. all over the place. All my fruits (grapes, cherries, berries, etc.) produce high volumes of fruits. Gurneys has really great seed and plants. My family is eating healthier and my grocery bill is only $150 for 2 adults & 6 children. The bananas tree put out 2 babies, now I have 3 trees. Yeah!


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