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What if you can grow your own lemons right at home? How exciting would that be? Our Improved Meyer Lemon tree is small to medium in size and is one of the must-have fruit trees providing amazing citrus flavor. Improved Meyer Lemon fruits are juicy and are great for making pies, lemonade, baking and cooking your favorite lemon dishes! It bears fruit multiple times during its season about 4 in. diameter. This lemon tree has fragrant white flowers that attract birds and butterflies. With it's small to medium stature, it's an excellent choice for porches and patios or just about anywhere. During the cold seasons where its below 50 degrees F, you can bring your lemon tree inside your home and place it in a bright sunny spot to enjoy its beauty all year long. Hurry and get yours today and bring home this delicious and easy to grow Improved Meyer Lemon! Shipped in all stages of growth from approximately 16" to 20" tall and shipped in all stage of blooming from flowering to budding fruit to fruiting.

Meyer Lemon trees are California's favorite lemon tree. Grow your own lemons by adding this tree to your edible to your landscape, you'll have evergreen foliage all year round while enjoying their juicy fruit. Meyer Lemons are used widely for baking, seasoning and marinades.

the goji berry plant is a versatile and hardy shrub that can offer both nutritional benefits and aesthetic appeal to a garden. With proper care it can produce a bounty of health-promoting berries for years to come. Goji berry plants are not particularly invasive outside their native range making them a good choice for gardeners looking to add a nutritional powerhouse to their home gardens. They can also attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, contributing to local biodiversity. Goji berry plants are deciduous shrubs that can grow up to 8 ft. to 12 ft. (2.4-3.6 meters) tall and wide. They are hardy and drought-tolerant once established. Small, purple or lavender flowers bloom in late spring to early Summer. The flowers are bell-shaped and produce the oblong, red goji berries. The berries turn from green to bright orange-red when ripe, usually by late Summer to early fall. Goji berries are known for their sweet taste and are consumed fresh, dried, or processed into juice. Goji berry plants are quite hardy and can be grown in USDA zones 5-10. They are adaptable to both cold Winters and hot Summers. They prefer well-draining soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH. While goji berries are tolerant of poor soil conditions, they perform best in nutrient-rich soils. Regular watering is crucial during the first year to establish the plants. Goji berry plants thrive in full Sun but can tolerate partial shade. However, more Sunlight equates to better fruit production. Enjoy.

Papaya trees, scientifically known as Carica papaya, are tropical fruit trees native to Central and South America. They are now cultivated in many tropical and subtropical regions around the world. Papaya trees are relatively small, reaching heights of about 5 to 10 meters (16 ft. to 33 ft.). They have a single trunk with large, deeply lobed leaves clustered at the top of the tree. The trunk is soft and succulent, often containing a milky latex sap. The fruit of the papaya tree is the well-known papaya, which is elongated and usually pear-shaped, though some varieties may be round. Papayas typically measure 15 to 45 centimeters (6 in. to 18 in.) in length. The flesh of the fruit is orange to pinkish-red, with a sweet, tropical flavor. The center of the fruit contains many small, black seeds. Papaya trees thrive in tropical climates with warm temperatures and plenty of Sunlight. They prefer well-draining soil and can tolerate a range of soil types, from sandy to loamy. Papayas are typically grown from seed, and they begin fruiting within 6 to 12-months after planting. They are sensitive to frost and require protection in cooler climates. This requires them to be brought indoors at temperatures at or under 50° Fahrenheit. Papaya trees thrive in full Sunlight, so plant them in a location where they will receive at least 6 to 8-hours of direct Sunlight daily. Enjoy growing your own papaya in the convenience of your own home.

Meyer Lemon trees are California's favorite lemon tree! Grow your own lemons by adding this semi-dwarf tree to your edible to your landscape. You'll have evergreen foliage all year round while enjoying their juicy fruit. Meyer Lemons are used widely for baking, seasoning and marinades.

With a Meyer Lemon Tree you can grow fresh citrus fruit on your patio or in your house. Either way, the pleasant, delightful scent of fresh citrus will fill your garden or home. The fragrance comes from all the beautiful white blossoms that cover this compact tropical plant. In Northern climates, move indoors near a sunny window for the winter. Size: small.

Grow lemons at home with this lemon tree. Great for indoor or outdoor container gardening, it thrives in well-drained sandy soil. This citrus tree blooms white flowers seasonally under full sun.

With a Meyer Lemon Tree you can grow fresh citrus fruit on your patio or in your house. Either way, the pleasant, delightful scent of fresh citrus will fill your garden or home. The fragrance comes from all the beautiful white blossoms that cover this compact tropical plant. In Northern climates, move indoors near a sunny window for the winter.

Garden State Bulb Meyer Lemon Trees come directly from our farms and growers in the US. They will arrive in a 1 gallon growers pot and are carefully hand packed in a protective sleeve for shipment. You will receive the entire root ball and soil in the container, rather than just a bare root. Meyer lemons, known for their mild acidity and slightly sweeter taste compared to regular lemons, are a delightful addition to any garden. These lemons are a unique hybrid, resulting from a cross between a regular lemon and a mandarin orange. When planted in the ground, our Meyer Lemon Trees have the potential to grow up to an impressive ten feet tall, creating a stunning focal point in your outdoor space. You can enjoy attractive green leaves, with beautiful white blossoms that transform into fresh, smooth lemons. Lemon trees bear fruit multiple times during season that are about 4 in. in diameter. They are perfect for cooking, lemonade, baking, cleaning or even your favorite cocktails.

To ensure maximum growth and fruit yield, providing abundant sunlight is crucial for Meyer lemon trees. Though they can tolerate partial shade, direct sunlight is their preferred choice. Whether planted indoors or outdoors, these trees require at least 6 to 8 hours of sunlight per day. If your home lacks natural light, using grow lights can be a good option for indoor trees. When planting a Meyer lemon tree, it's important to choose soil that is loamy, sandy, and drains well. Keep the top inch of soil moist but avoid making it too wet. The pH of the soil should be between 5.5 and 6.5. You can lower the pH of the soil by adding sulfur or increase it by adding garden lime, following the instructions on the package. Meyer lemon trees thrive in humid environments, so it's important to maintain humidity levels of 50% or higher when growing them indoors. 1-way to do this is by using a humidifier or misting the leaves regularly, especially during dry months. Another option is to place the potted tree on top of a tray filled with stones and an inch or two of water, which helps increase humidity levels. It's also important to keep the tree away from drafty windows or air vents. If you plan to bring your tree indoors during winter or if it has become too big for its current container, repotting is an easy task. Find a new container that is a bit bigger and comes with drainage holes. Fill half of it with a mix of potting soil, perlite, and peat moss.