Alder & Oak Improved Meyer Lemon Tree

Add California’s #1 favorite lemon tree to your landscape for evergreen foliage all year round while enjoying their juicy fruit used widely for baking, seasoning, marinades and juicing! 

* If your area of the country is experiencing extreme HEAT or COLD  we suggest waiting to purchase your plant product until weather permits. 

Improved Meyer Lemon Standard

Features:

• Type: Citrus

• Quantity:  1

• Shipping Size (to member): 35” (Excluding pot height)

• Shipping Age (to member):  3-4 years

• USDA Zone: 9-10

• Light Needs:  Full Sun

• Water Needs:  Regular watering

• Flowering Season:  fall-winter

• Flower Color:  white/blush

• Growth Habit: rounding

• Mature Height:  Standard: 6-15’

• Mature Spread: same as height

• Special Features:  attracts butterflies, bird friendly, attracts hummingbirds, etc

• Landscape Uses:  hedges, borders, privacy, patios, free standing tree, containers

Meyer Lemon Tree Semi-dwarf

Features:

• Type: Citrus

• Quantity: 1

• Shipping Size (to member): 35” (Excluding pot height)

• Shipping Age (to member): 3-4 years

• USDA Zone: 9-10 

• Light Needs: Full Sun

• Water Needs: Regular watering

• Flowering Season: fall-winter

• Flower Color: white/blush

• Growth Habit: rounding

• Mature Height: Semi dwarf: 6-10’

• Mature Spread: same as height

• Special Features: attracts butterflies, bird friendly, attracts hummingbirds, etc

• Landscape Uses: hedges, borders, privacy, patios, free standing tree, containers

Meyer Lemon Tree Dwarf

Features:

• Type: Citrus
• Quantity: 1
• Shipping Size (to member): 15” (Excluding pot height)
• Shipping Age (to member): 3-4 years
• USDA Zone: 9-11
• Light Needs: Full Sun
• Water Needs: Regular watering
• Flowering Season: fall-winter
• Flower Color: white/blush
• Growth Habit: rounding
• Mature Height: Dwarf: 5-8’
• Mature Spread: 3-5'
• Special Features: attracts butterflies, bird friendly, attracts hummingbirds, etc
• Landscape Uses: hedges, borders, privacy, patios, free standing tree, containers
   

Planting Tips & Instructions

• Dig hole twice the size of root ball. Backfill around the root ball with amended soil taking care to ensure the tree is not planted too deep. The root ball should still be visible after completing the backfilling. Water deeply to settle soil. Yellow or dropping leave are signs of over watering or poor drainage.

• Prune to desired height and shape after the last frost in early Spring. Citrus are heavy feeders, meaning they require fertilizer application three-four times per year. 

• While every effort has been made to describe these plants accurately, please note that height, bloom time, and color may differ in various climates.