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  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree
  • Citrus x meyeri - Meyer´s Lemontree

Citrus x meyeri - Meyer's Lemon Tree

€169.95
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The skin of the Meyer's lemon (Citrus x meyeri) is more strongly colored than that of other lemons, often even orange. Its flavor is milder and very popular among top chefs!

Delivery: 2-7 Tage
Growth and Size: ZMY-118 - Half-Standard, Pot 15 l, 80/100 cm
Quantity
The pictures / photos of the plants offered here for purchase represent an exemplary part of the species and genre-related item description, it is explicitly not the plant for sale. For plants, you can calculate the pot content in liters as weight in kilograms. The gross amount displayed can vary due to different sales tax (VAT) regulations depending on the delivery country.

This probably natural hybrid of lemon (Citrus limon) and orange (Citrus sinensis) got its name from the American explorer Frank N. Meyer (1908). It is listed as a species (Citrus x meyeri) or, less common, as a cultivar (Citrus limon ‘Meyeri’). Compared to other lemon cultivars, its growth is very compact, its maximum size and leaves smaller. The flower buds have a red-purple tinge and are clustered in dense groups. They unfold their 3-4 cm large, white, fragrant flowers during the whole growing season, but mainly in spring and late summer months. The fruits are distinctly round, smaller than those of ‘Lunario’ for example, and their skins are bright yellow to orange. The aroma of the yellow, juicy flesh is mildly acidic, and many top chefs prefer it to the dominant aroma of ‘Lunario’. Probably for this reason, many restaurants and hotels order the historic but still little known Meyer’s lemon tree. Note: although in common literature it is often written that Meyer’s lemon tree tolerates even longer periods of frost we – from our own experience – cannot agree and recommend that you bring it indoors for overwintering.

punkt_gruen.gif Quality: intense fragrant & large flowers; purple flower buds; flowering and harvesting throughout the year, edible & and decorative fruits; evergreen & glossy & fragrant leaves

punkt_gruen.gif Use: in pots from April/May outside on balcony, terrace and in the garden – during winter in a winter quarter or conservatory; all year round in a heated greenhouse or bright room

punkt_gruen.gif Note: All Flora Toskana citrus varieties are GRAFTED. Advantages: Flowering and fruiting from the smallest size (harvest in the first year). Robust roots that forgive care mistakes and ensure longevity. Varietal identity with the highest fruit quality and quantity

ZMY-118

Data sheet

Family
Rutaceae
Origin
Asia (mediterranean)
Flowering period
Blooming several times
Color of flowers
White
Fruits
Edible fruits
Fragrance
Fragrant flowers
Growth
Tree or shrub
Location
Sunny
winter temperature
8 (±5)°C
Minimum temperature
0 °C
Hardiness Zones
9
Height
1,5 - 2 m

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