Garden Lawn and Patio

Meyer Lemon Tree One Gallon By Monrovia

A lemon tree offering where you can’t go wrong. This one gallon tree is well established and quite healthy for its container size, yet small enough to try on window sill, desk at work, or any other place where you desire a little bit of nature and fresh fruit at your finger tips. Meyer lemons produce fragrant flowers, eventually leading to thin skinned, juicy lemons year round. Meyer lemons are different than conventional lemons in that the taste is more sweeter, and less acid. Rind is thinner and more orangish in color than typical lemons. Evergreen. Use Meyer lemons for baking, cooking, or in drinks! For those in extreme winter areas, move container indoors for the winter, growing your tree as an indoor plant. Can not ship citrus trees to AZ, TX, or FL. Shipped as a potted one gallon tree in its original soil and container.

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29 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
Sturdy little tree, great company
By L. Moniz
I received the tree about two months ago. Out of the box there were a couple of leaves that didn’t survive the packing. In my original review I mentioned this problem and immediately received a message from John Dhanens, the owner and nursery manager of Clifton Farms offering his help to make sure that the tree pulls through and recovers from the trip. After a few weeks of settling in the tree is doing much better now and John sent along another message just to check on the tree and to make sure I was happy with the purchase.
I have to say, in this day, this type of customer service and follow up is very rare indeed. I will be sure to tell everyone I know about John and his desire to make things right. In his own words; “Being a little guy, my philosophy is to be in it for the long haul, building long term relationships with customers… Glad to hear the tree is doing better…” Clifton Nursery and John has a new supporter in me. I am very pleased with the whole purchase and follow through.

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Meyer Lemons in Season, in NY, in October!
By Mark E. Smith
Just harvested my first Meyer lemons, in NY, in October! This little tree is a family favorite! It lost all but three leaves last winter (it was a cold one, even indoors), and the branch on which the lemons were ripening was broken by the cat and repaired with electrical tape, then splinted with a sturdy paint-stirrer. In spite of all that, it grew new branches, flourished again, yesterday, after almost 14 months of ripening (!), even on a healed branch, I harvested three gorgeous thin-skinned, fragrant, juicy lemons, which I promptly made into tarts and curd. Well worth the wait. I am SO pleased!

14 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Awesome tree with very fragrant flowers!
By Marcus C.T.
The lemon tree I received was taller than I expected, but it arrived with very fragrant flowers and was generally in descent shape. It probably isn’t suitable for a bonsai-type of decorative indoor plant due to its height (~3 ft tall with a lengthy trunk), but it is still suitable for indoor or apartment use. I’ve had it for several weeks now and it has really rebounded from its initial condition and has produced a lot of new fragrant flowers. I’m serious–a lot of flowers! In general, this tree has become an awesome talking point and my friends really love it. I recently saw a Meyer lemon tree at a local plant nursery that looked smaller and was more like a bonzai tree, but it cost a lot more. I would definitely recommend purchasing this tree for yourself or as a gift.

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