Citrus Trees

*LEMON TREES
Winter is the main cropping period for all lemon varieties, but in frost-free areas trees can bear fruit practically all year.

‘Eureka’ 5Lt
Eureka is less vigorous than other lemon varieties, and has fewer thorns. It grows well in mild climates and bears most of its crop in summer when the other varieties aren’t bearing fruit.

‘Lemonade’ 5Lt
This sweet juicy fruit tastes like lemonade, is devoid of bitterness and can easily be eaten as a fresh fruit. The lemonade tree often has thorns and bears several heavy crops each year.

‘Lisbon’ 5Lt
Lisbon is a large, vigorous tree that bears large crops of fruit. The old varieties were very thorny, but newer, less thorny strains are now available. It is more tolerant of frost than Eureka.

‘Meyer’ 140mm
Meyer is a popular choice for home gardeners. The fruit is very juicy and has a sweeter (less acid) flavour than the other lemons. The tree is smaller and more compact, and is more tolerant of cool conditions.

Citron ‘Buddha’s Hand’ 5Lt
Buddha’s hand are one of the oddities of the citrus family as unlike other well known citrus they’re not eaten fresh. *Read more…

LIME TREES:
‘Green Finger’ 5Lt
A delicate rainforest tree that naturally occurs as an understorey tree in SE Queensland and Northern NSW Australia. *Read more…
‘Kaffir’ 5Lt
‘Red Finger’ 5Lt
‘Tahiti’ 5Lt

MANDARIN TREES
‘Emperor’ 5Lt
‘Imperial’ 5Lt
‘Satsuma Miho’ 5Lt

ORANGE TREES:
‘Blood Orange’ 5Lt
‘Joppa’ 5Lt
‘Valencia’ 5Lt
‘Washington Navel’ 5Lt

GRAPEFRUIT TREES:
‘Star Ruby’ 5Lt

KUMQUAT TREES:
‘Meiwa’ 5Lt
‘Nagami’ 5Lt

TANGELO TREES