Large Lemon Tree, Reliably Fruiting - Plant Drop
Large Lemon Tree, Reliably Fruiting - Plant Drop
Large Lemon Tree, Reliably Fruiting - Plant Drop
Large Lemon Tree, Reliably Fruiting - Plant Drop
Large Lemon Tree, Reliably Fruiting - Plant Drop
Large Lemon Tree, Reliably Fruiting - Plant Drop

Lemon Tree

Citrus Limon
£345.00
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Size
These citrus trees are fruit producing and are carrying fruit, so you’ll be enjoying them in G&Ts in no time.

Height (Including pot): 180cm
Nursery Potsize (Diameter): ø40cm
Decorative Pot Required (Opening): 41cm+ 

 

For no fuss or mess you can put the plant in the growing pot it arrives in straight inside a decorative one. This also allows allows excess water to be drained after watering.

For a good fit the opening (not diameter) and height of the new decorative pot need to be several centimetres greater than the current growing pot.

Remember to take into account tapering, as the internal height of a pot will be measured from the centre to the top but the sides will taper in on a rounded pot.


Nursery Pot Diameter Minimum Decorative Pot Opening Required

⌀17cm

18-19cm

⌀20cm

21-22cm

⌀25cm

25-26cm
⌀28cm 

29-30cm

⌀33cm

34-35cm

⌀35cm

37-39cm
⌀40cm 41-42cm
⌀45cm 46-47cm
⌀50cm 51-52cm
⌀55cm 56-57cm
⌀60cm 61-62cm

 

For a seamless finish where the plant is potted into the decorative pot, liners are available to prevent water leaking and the pot from damage.

We also offer a potting service. 

Add our potting service (indoor / outdoor) to your order when buying a plant and pot together and our expert team will deliver your plant potted.
Indoor plants will be potted with a liner, in-built water reservoir and gauge and a decorative toping of your choice, giving a professional finish but also making care easier.
Our outdoor potting service includes soil and a decorative topping.
For potting in pots not purchased from us, please contact us for a quotation.

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Space

Outdoors

Light Conditions

Watering

Citrus trees are thirsty in the summer months when they are carrying fruit, and can benefit from a citrus feed at this time of year. In winter months it is best to reduce watering.

Temperature

Leave outdoors in milder parts of the UK, protect in colder areas.

Feeding

Use a citrus feed in the growing months (spring / summer)

Top Tip

They like a bright sheltered spot.

Citrus Limon

Lemon Tree

These citrus trees are fruit producing and are carrying fruit, so you’ll be enjoying them in G&Ts in no time.

Large Lemon Tree, Reliably Fruiting - Plant Drop
Large Lemon Tree, Reliably Fruiting - Plant Drop

Need to know

They like a bright sheltered spot and will survive outdoors in milder parts of the UK - however as these specimens have come from the mediterranean and are carrying fruit they are best kept in a glasshouse or conservatory until the frost has passed.

Citrus trees are thirsty in the summer months when they are carrying fruit, and can benefit from a citrus feed at this time of year. In winter months it is best to reduce watering.

These citrus trees are fruit producing and are carrying fruit, so you’ll be enjoying them in G&Ts in no time. 

Best space & place

They like a bright sheltered spot and will survive outdoors in milder parts of the UK - however as these specimens have come from the mediterranean and are carrying fruit they are best kept in a glasshouse or conservatory until the frost has passed. 

When to water & feed

Citrus trees are thirsty in the summer months when they are carrying fruit, and can benefit from a citrus feed at this time of year. In winter months it is best to reduce watering. 

Need to know

They can be kept indoors all year but require more care, and a period of cold to produce buds and then fruit. Often house kept citrus trees don't go on to produce a good crop. 

Size Information:

Height (Including pot):  180cm
Nursery Potsize (Diameter):  ø40cm
Decorative Pot Required (Opening): 41cm+ 


Please note this is an outdoor plant and should be planted outdoors. We do not recommend keeping as an indoor plant.

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