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Ponderosa Lemon Tree Cutting

Ponderosa Lemon Tree Cutting

Tree Size (as shipped):Ā 26 – 36 inches

Mature Tree Size (Approx. 10 yrs):Ā 12 – 15 feet (very vigorous)
Harvest:Ā July – December
Seeds Per Fruit:Ā 1-6
Grafting:Ā Grafted – Standard Rootstock

ThisĀ lemon treeĀ is a slow-growing, evergreenĀ citrus treeĀ with long, glossy leaves. When planted outdoors in USDA plant hardiness zones 8 to 11, theĀ Ponderosa Lemon TreeĀ can grow as tall as 24 feet. The tree can be kept smaller when planted in a pot indoors. Both the standard andĀ dwarf Ponderosa Lemon TreeĀ have a rounded top and medium-thick branches full of spines.

Like mostĀ lemonĀ orĀ lime trees,Ā Ponderosa lemon treesĀ are cold sensitive and frost tender when grown in areas colder than USDA planting zone 8. While potted trees can grow to fruit-bearing ages in colder areas, they need additional light during the cold season and protection from freezing by overwintering indoors.

USDA regulations do not allow shippingĀ Outside the State of Florida

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$74.96
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$74.96

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Tree Size (as shipped):Ā 26 – 36 inches

Mature Tree Size (Approx. 10 yrs):Ā 12 – 15 feet (very vigorous)
Harvest:Ā July – December
Seeds Per Fruit:Ā 1-6
Grafting:Ā Grafted – Standard Rootstock

ThisĀ lemon treeĀ is a slow-growing, evergreenĀ citrus treeĀ with long, glossy leaves. When planted outdoors in USDA plant hardiness zones 8 to 11, theĀ Ponderosa Lemon TreeĀ can grow as tall as 24 feet. The tree can be kept smaller when planted in a pot indoors. Both the standard andĀ dwarf Ponderosa Lemon TreeĀ have a rounded top and medium-thick branches full of spines.

Like mostĀ lemonĀ orĀ lime trees,Ā Ponderosa lemon treesĀ are cold sensitive and frost tender when grown in areas colder than USDA planting zone 8. While potted trees can grow to fruit-bearing ages in colder areas, they need additional light during the cold season and protection from freezing by overwintering indoors.

USDA regulations do not allow shippingĀ Outside the State of Florida

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