Citrus - Lemon Lisbon

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Citrus - Lemon Lisbon 40cm Evergreen Trees Direct
  • Citrus - Lemon Lisbon 40cm Evergreen Trees Direct
Citrus - Lemon Lisbon 40cm Evergreen Trees Direct
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Description

Experience the joy of homegrown citrus with the Lemon Lisbon. A prolific producer of zesty lemons, this tree combines functionality with aesthetic appeal. A delight in any garden, the Lemon Lisbon offers fragrant blooms, lush foliage, and a bounty of fruit ideal for a plethora of culinary creations.

Common Name: Lemon Lisbon
Mature Height: 3-4m
Mature Width: 2-3m
Spacing: 2.5m
Foliage: Glossy, dark green, and lance-shaped.
Flowers: Fragrant white flowers blooming in spring.
Fruit: Bright yellow, medium to large lemons with a thin skin and abundant juice.
Bark/Stems: Gray-brown, somewhat rough with slender twigs.
Form/Habit: Upright, spreading tree with dense foliage.
Uses: Fruit harvesting, ornamental, container planting.
Deciduous/Evergreen: Evergreen
Tolerates: Frost, but requires protection in heavy frost areas.
Drought Hardy: Moderate.
Sun: Full sun
Maintenance: Moderate
Water Requirement: Regular watering especially when fruiting, but do not let roots sit in water.

Planting your Citrus - Lemon Lisbon

How to Plant:

  1. Choose a sunny location with well-draining soil.
  2. Dig a hole twice as wide and the same depth as the root ball.
  3. Place the Lemon Lisbon tree in the hole, making sure the graft line is above soil level.
  4. Fill the hole with soil, pressing down to eliminate air pockets.
  5. Water generously after planting.

Caring For Your Citrus - Lemon Lisbon

Caring for Lemon Lisbon:

  • Water regularly during dry periods, more frequently when fruiting.
  • Prune to shape and remove any dead or crossing branches after fruiting.
  • Fertilize with citrus-specific fertilizer in spring and summer.

Frequently Asked Questions about Citrus - Lemon Lisbon

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • When is the best time to harvest? Harvest when lemons are fully yellow and slightly soft to the touch.
  • Can it be grown in pots? Yes, ensure adequate drainage and potting mix suited for citrus.

Description

Experience the joy of homegrown citrus with the Lemon Lisbon. A prolific producer of zesty lemons, this tree combines functionality with aesthetic appeal. A delight in any garden, the Lemon Lisbon offers fragrant blooms, lush foliage, and a bounty of fruit ideal for a plethora of culinary creations.

Common Name: Lemon Lisbon
Mature Height: 3-4m
Mature Width: 2-3m
Spacing: 2.5m
Foliage: Glossy, dark green, and lance-shaped.
Flowers: Fragrant white flowers blooming in spring.
Fruit: Bright yellow, medium to large lemons with a thin skin and abundant juice.
Bark/Stems: Gray-brown, somewhat rough with slender twigs.
Form/Habit: Upright, spreading tree with dense foliage.
Uses: Fruit harvesting, ornamental, container planting.
Deciduous/Evergreen: Evergreen
Tolerates: Frost, but requires protection in heavy frost areas.
Drought Hardy: Moderate.
Sun: Full sun
Maintenance: Moderate
Water Requirement: Regular watering especially when fruiting, but do not let roots sit in water.

Planting your Citrus - Lemon Lisbon

How to Plant:

  1. Choose a sunny location with well-draining soil.
  2. Dig a hole twice as wide and the same depth as the root ball.
  3. Place the Lemon Lisbon tree in the hole, making sure the graft line is above soil level.
  4. Fill the hole with soil, pressing down to eliminate air pockets.
  5. Water generously after planting.

Caring For Your Citrus - Lemon Lisbon

Caring for Lemon Lisbon:

  • Water regularly during dry periods, more frequently when fruiting.
  • Prune to shape and remove any dead or crossing branches after fruiting.
  • Fertilize with citrus-specific fertilizer in spring and summer.

Frequently Asked Questions about Citrus - Lemon Lisbon

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • When is the best time to harvest? Harvest when lemons are fully yellow and slightly soft to the touch.
  • Can it be grown in pots? Yes, ensure adequate drainage and potting mix suited for citrus.

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