Citrus Fruit

An interesting addition to the citrus family, the edible fruit of this evergreen tree looks like mini, oval oranges. Slow growing, with dark, glossy leaves, the pure white flowers have a delicious scent. These are followed by the very sour, acidic fruits, which are generally in season from late autumn to mid-winter. Needing temperatures above 7C at all times, it can be grown on a sunny patio in summer, but will need an unheated conservatory or greenhouse to over-winter. Garden care: In pots grow in soil-based compost in full sun. Feed every two weeks in the growing season with a special citrus fertilizer. Pot on or top-dress plants in late winter. Move outside after the risk of frost has passed to a sunny, sheltered patio.

Lemon

A remarkable, heavy-cropping, little tree with glossy, dark green leaves and smooth-skinned, bright golden fruit with exceptional flavor. This clever variety is unique in that it keeps on producing flowers from spring to autumn, so it is possible to have flowers, small, un-ripened fruit as well as ready-to-pick lemons on the plant at the same time. It can be grown on a sunny patio in summer, but will need an unheated conservatory or greenhouse to over-winter. Garden care: Ideally grow in a pot which is easily moved from terrace to conservatory, in soil-based compost. Feed every two weeks with a special citrus fertilizer (there is one for summer and another for winter), and pot on or top-dress plants in late winter. Move outside after the risk of frost has passed to a sunny, sheltered patio.

Lemon Eureka

Transform your patio into a little piece of the Mediterranean with this scent-sational citrus tree. Our lemon trees have glossy, dark green foliage and tiny white flowers that fill the air with the delicious fragrance of citrus blossom throughout the year, followed by fruit from late Spring to late Summer. This is an excellent variety producing large, thick skinned fruits equal in quality to those purchased from a supermarket, ideal for adding to a gin and tonic. Plants have large glossy leaves and excellent cold tolerance, making it the perfect container plant.

Lemon Green Lemon

A sweet flavored lemon of an unusual pale lime green color. This hardy citrus lemon has a slightly more compact habit than traditional varieties making it ideal for growing in containers on the patio. Fruits are ideal for using in cooking or for adding to a refreshing Gin and Tonic. Our lemons have glossy, dark green foliage and tiny white flowers that fill the air with the delicious fragrance of citrus blossoming between April and June, and fruits ready to pick from December to February.

Lemon Tree

This delightful Citrus Lemon tree makes a decorative pot plant all year round. Kept indoors from October and moved to a patio in summer, it will flower in July and set fruit in August and September. It will grow to a maximum height of 50-60cm (20-24 inches) depending on the conditions it is grown in and the care given.

Lime Tahiti

This lime hails from the Mediterranean region and is hardier than other limes and produces larger lemon sized, bright green fruits following delicious fragrant blossom. Ideal for a larger container on a sunny patio. Enjoy the scent and flavor of your very own Mediterranean-style citrus grove! These limes boast glossy, dark green foliage and little white flowers that will fill the air with the heady scent of citrus blossom throughout the year and bear fruit from late spring to late summer. Variety is hardy & they make a beautiful specimen plant in a conservatory, they can also be grown in a very well drained pot or border in a sheltered spot outdoors! They will begin producing fruit within 18 months.

Orange Calamondin

These symmetrical and compact plants will produce many highly fragrant flowers followed by small juicy orange fruits throughout the year. These tasty fruits are unusual because they will first appear to be sour then make your mouth sweet, hence in Latin countries the fruits are known as ‘agri-dulce’ (Sweet and Sour). This is a very hardy variety which is capable of surviving temperatures as low as -10C!

Orange Bergamot De Versailles

An equally strong-growing variety, Bergamot De Versailles produces a compact, round-shaped tree that will bear large fruits of delicious flavor! Variety is hardy & they make a beautiful specimen plant in a conservatory, they can also be grown in a very well drained pot or border in a sheltered spot outdoors! Tthey will begin producing fruit within 18 months.

Orange Bigaradier

Imagine growing your own oranges at home! These attractive bushy trees are perfect for growing in patio containers or in the conservatory. The pretty white flowers of Orange Bigaradierare followed by lovely bright orange fruits similar to the Seville orange and are just as ideal for making delicious marmalade.

Orange Mini

Fabulous, fragrant white flowers are produced singly on branches throughout the summer.These are followed by medium-sized, thin-skinned, juicy tangerines that separate easily into segments. A great plant for growing in a pot on a sunny patio, but it will need to be moved in to a frost-free place in winter. Tender to frost hardy (will need protection in winter) Garden care: In pots grow in John Innes No2 potting compost in full sun. Feed every two weeks in the growing season with a balanced plant food. Pot on or top-dress plants in late winter. Outdoors grow in slightly acidic, well-drained soil in full sun. Minimal pruning is required.

Orange Tree

This delightful Panama Orange tree makes a decorative pot plant all year round. Kept indoors from October and moved to a patio in summer, it will flower in July and set fruit in August and September. It will grow to a maximum height of 50-60cm (20-24 inches) depending on the conditions it is grown in and the care given.

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