Dwarf Citrus trees produce fragrant flowers year round, with full-sized fruit, making them a welcome addition to your home. The flowers fill a room with wonderful fragrance. Hand-grafted, our trees are well suited for growing in containers as houseplants, and they thrive when kept slightly dry during the winter months. Many of our customers set their trees outside from Memorial Day to Labor Day. One of our most popular varieties is the Meyer Lemon, which is easy to grow indoors. Other favorites are Kaffir Lime, Mexican Lime, Bearss Lime, Blood Orange, Navel Orange and Valencia Orange. Our Citrus trees are all several feet tall, several years old and at fruit producing age. Successful winter growing requires a plant light such as the one displayed below. The trees will not need to be repotted for two years. We ship our citrus trees all over the State of Alaska.
Matt with a fruit producing Meyers Lemon Tree.
Ripe Meyers Lemons, each tree produces fruit that ripens in 6-9 months.
Provide a plant light for your citrus tree from September 1st through March 15th and you will be richly rewarded with flowers and fruit.
Bearss Limes are a Bartender's favorite for all types of beverages.
Nearly ripe Meyers Lemons.
Lemon Blossoms will fill a room with fragrance.
Citrus Trees grow well indoors, and produce fruit year round.
We sell Citrus amongst jewelry, gifts, baskets, and ripe tomatoes.
Meyers Lemon, the sweetest tasting Lemons around.
We indeed grow lemons inside at Mile 5.2 Greenhouse, they can even be used as christmas trees.
Meyers Lemons can be grown outside from Memorial Day to Labor Day in Alaska.
Meyers Lemon Trees will flower and fill a room with fragrance even in the middle of winter.
