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Citrus Tree Collection

Citrus Tree Collection

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Available Spring 2018

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Description

Grow a colorful array of fruit! You’ll get a total of three citrus trees, ideal for growing in containers both indoors and outside. Growers in Zones 9-10 can plant these directly into the ground, while growers in Zones 4-8 should consider planting citrus trees in containers. Move potted trees to a sheltered area or an unheated garage for adequate winter protection. Enjoy fragrant citrus blossoms followed by nutritious fruits for your favorite recipes. Self-pollinating.

Tools & Supplies

Having the proper tools and supplies when growing your own can make the difference between a good harvest and a great harvest! Here's a list that our experts recommend for this variety.

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nice selection of citrus fruit
jane r on Mar 30, 2016
nice selection of citrus fruit
jane r on Mar 30, 2016
when will lemon trees produce fruit?
ninica on Feb 22, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I got my citrus this summer, it hasn't really grown tremendously and was a pretty young plant. I expect that I MIGHT get fruit this summer, however I'd imagine it'll be another season before we see any fruit. A good citrus fertilizer for potted indoor plants is definitely recommended.
I live in Charlotte -8A. I have had Dwarf Meyer Lemon trees and did get fruit by growing outdoors in Spring/Summer/Fall and growing in a sunny window indoors during the Winter. Can I grow tangerine and lime the same way and expect fruit?
Liz K on Apr 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, as long as you get them outside during the summer, you should expect similar results as long as the trees get the proper nutrients, sunlight and water/rainfall.

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My fruit trees are doing well in ATL GA I took them in for the winter because I got them late summer and they were in small pots now they are on the outside doing good even my fig tree getting big by next summer the should be giving me fruits
June 12, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Citrus tree collection
All three trees are doing well despite me having to bring them inside the house during the winter! The lemon is doing the best, had some blooms on it but the dogs were wagging their tails too hard and knocked them off, lol. The tangerine has the most growth on it and the lime is still pretty small, limes are more finicky though.
May 18, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
love them
these little trees make me happy. i had to learn how to care for citrus trees indoors, but love them
June 14, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago

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