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Grafted Patio Lemon Tree | 4 Seasons Lemon
Zingy lemons all year round
- Evergreen foliage and fragrant flowers
- Grafted for stronger growth
- Make the best lemon meringue pie!
- Fresh, zesty fruits throughout the year
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£60Sale price From £40Patio Orange Tree | Sweet Orange
Scented blossoms, juicy fruits
- Sumptuously sweet and juicy
- Wonderfully fragrant flowers
- Eat fresh, juice or slice and candy in sugar
- Glossy evergreen foliage
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Kaffir Lime Tree | Citrus hystrix
Zest to impress
- Intensely fragrant, citrusy taste
- Self-fertile (no cross-pollination needed)
- Add the leaves and zest to Thai curries
- Harvest the fruit and leaves all year round
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£50Sale price £40Tahiti Patio Lime Tree
Zesty limes from your own patio!
- Punchy acidity with subtle citrus flavour
- Glorious, glossy foliage and fragrant flowers
- Use in G&Ts and key lime pie!
- Known to fruit throughout the year
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£35Sale price From £25Grafted Patio Kumquat Tree
A perfect mix of sweet and tangy
- Sweet, tangy and wonderfully aromatic
- Self-fertile (no pollination partner needed)
- Eat whole, use in chutneys or make a tart
- Typically fruits from November to April
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The Lemon Tree Gift
A gift of longevity & abundance
- Deliciously juicy lemons
- Fruits and flowers year-round
- Great for lovers of the Mediterranean
- An amazing anniversary present
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Vampires love 'em!
- Big, bold sweetness and tartness
- Oranges with vibrant, ruby-coloured flesh
- Eat as wedges or use to make sticky marmalade
- Harvest from December to April
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£45Sale price £40Calamondin Orange Tree | Citrus calamondin
Step aside lemon and lime...
- A combination of sweet and sour
- Perfect for patio growing
- Eat fresh, use in drinks or make a marmalade
- Harvest from July to November
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£60Sale price £45Tiger Orange Tree | Patio 'Arcobal' Orange
The stripy orange!
- A beautifully-balanced sweet-tart mix
- Incredibly unusual striped rind
- Juice and use in a blood orange G&T
- Harvest from September to November
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£105Sale price £95Lemon and Lime Trees | Perfect Partners
Simply the zest!
- Lemons and limes from your own patio
- Fruit and flowers all year round
- Bring the Mediterranean to your doorstep
- Use for garnishes, desserts and cooking
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£110Sale price £85Orange and Lemon Trees | Perfect Partners
Sweet and sour, an iconic combo!
- Grow your very own citrus fruits
- Perfect for sunny patios and balconies
- Incredibly fragrant flowers
- Perfect for ice and a slice...
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£65Sale price £55Hand of Buddha Citron Tree | Citrus medica digitata
Reach fruiting enlightenment
- Like lemon zest without the bitterness
- One of the most unusually-shaped fruits!
- Use for zesting and making syrupy marmalades
- Fruits most often harvested from late summer
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£165Sale price From £150Patio Citrus Tree Collection
Bring the Med to your doorstep
- Perfect, patio-sized citrus trees
- Zesty, colourful fruits to get your mouth watering
- Fabulously fragrant flowers
- Waxy evergreen leaves offer interest all year
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Meyer Lemon Tree | Citrus × limon
A lemon with sweetness
- Sweeter than regular lemons
- Fabulously fragrant flowers
- Infuse the zest into shortbread
- Fruits most often from November to April
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The Lime Tree Gift
A gift of vibrancy & excitement
- Zingy green fruits
- Flowers and fruits through the year
- Great for greenhouses
- A fabulous congratulations present
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The Kumquat Tree Gift
A gift of prosperity & luck
- Delectable little fruits
- Can be grown indoors over winter
- Brilliant for balcony gardeners
- A fabulous retirement gift
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Yuzu Tree | Citrus × junos
Who likes this tree? Yuzu!
- A combo of bitter, sweet and sharp notes
- Incredible perfumed blossoms
- Make some delicious yuzu jelly
- Typically crops between November and April
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£55Sale price £50Giant Kumquat Patio Tree
A hidden gem of the citrus world
- Complex flavour profile (both sweet and tart)
- Fragrant white blossom
- Eat whole as a snack or candy in sugar
- Harvest from November to March
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Pyramid Lemon Tree | 4 Seasons Lemon
The *real* Great Pyramid...
- Fantastically zingy and juicy lemons
- Trained into a distinctive pyramidal shape
- Perfect for your next ice and a slice!
- Harvest throughout the year
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Citrus Trees FAQs
Can citrus trees grow in the UK climate?
Citrus trees will grow happily in the UK with the right care. In warmer areas such as the south coast they will be fine grown outdoors, but in colder parts of the UK they will need some winter protection, or to be grown in a conservatory or greenhouse.
What types of citrus trees can I grow in the UK?
Citrus trees you can grow successfully in the UK include lemons, limes and oranges, as well as some types of mandarins and kumquats. Always choose a variety that has been bred for UK growing, as it will be hardier in our climate.
When is the best time to plant citrus trees in the UK?
As all of our citrus trees are pot grown, you can plant them at any time of year when the ground isn’t frozen or waterlogged. The best time is in spring, after the risk of frost has passed. This allows the tree a good long growing season to establish itself before winter.
Where should I plant my citrus tree?
Citrus trees do best in a sunny, sheltered spot. Plant them in well-draining soil in a south or west facing position if possible, where they’ll get at least six to eight hours of sunlight daily. They’ll also do well in a large patio pot, or in a conservatory or greenhouse.
How often should I water my citrus tree?
Citrus trees like consistently moist (but not waterlogged) soil. Water them regularly, especially during hot or dry periods, and more frequently if they’re in pots.
Do citrus trees need fertilising?
Citrus trees benefit from regular feeding during the growing season (spring and summer). Use a high nitrogen citrus feed, applied according to the instructions on the pack.
How do I protect my citrus tree from frost in the UK?
When it gets cold in the winter, move your potted citrus trees indoors or into a greenhouse. For trees planted in the ground, wrap them with horticultural fleece or bubble wrap to protect them from the frost.
How do I prune my citrus tree?
Prune your citrus trees in late winter or early spring to remove dead or damaged branches and to keep the tree in shape. Avoid heavy pruning for the first few years, as this can reduce fruit production.
When can I expect my citrus tree to bear fruit?
Citrus trees will usually start fruiting within 2-4 years of planting, depending on the variety and growing conditions.
Can I grow citrus trees indoors in the UK?
Citrus trees are a good choice for growing indoors, and thrive in conservatories or (in the case of smaller plants) on sunny windowsills. Make sure the variety you choose is suitable for container growing, plant it in the sunniest place you can, and keep the room/greenhouse well ventilated.
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