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Meyer Lemon Tree at Terrain
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Arriving ready to be displayed in your favorite planter or planted into the ground, the Meyer lemon tree develops golden color at maturity and has a sweet fruit flavor beloved by home cooks and professional chefs alike. With abundant fragrant flowers and/or fruit nearly year round. Shipping Note: Order cut off is Monday by 8am EST for orders to ship the we…
Arriving ready to be displayed in your favorite planter or planted into the ground, the Meyer lemon tree develops golden color at maturity and has a sweet fruit flavor beloved by home cooks and professional chefs alike. With abundant fragrant flowers and/or fruit nearly year round. Shipping Note: Order cut off is Monday by 8am EST for orders to ship the week of order placement. Orders received after 8am on Monday EST will be shipped the following week. Important Note: By law we cannot ship citrus trees to California, Arizona, Louisiana or Texas. Note: open plastic sleeve inside burlap wrap for indoor watering until ready to be replanted in the ground or into a container. Indoor container care: Transplant into a terracotta or clay pot with well-drained soil within the first few months of receiving . Provide 8-12 hours of light from south/southwest facing window. Water approximately once a week. Citrus do not like to sit in water and need to dry out between in each watering. In winter months, citrus may require additional humidity in heated rooms. Placing the pot on pebbles in a saucer will elevate the tree above the drainage area and improve airflow and humidity. Mist foliage occasionally. Outdoor planted care: Ground-planted citrus trees are happiest in warm, temperate areas. A sunny, frost and wind-free location with southern exposure is best. In the ground, citrus prefer less frequent, deep watering to frequent, shallow sprinklings. Deeper watering promotes deeper root growth and strengthens your tree. Generally, once-a-week watering works well for in-ground plantings. Be sure to adjust based on weather conditions. In general, it is best to water in the morning, but if plants are dry or wilted it is better to water them immediately, rather than wait until morning. | Meyer Lemon Tree at Terrain
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Arriving ready to be displayed in your favorite planter or planted into the ground, the Meyer lemon tree develops golden color at maturity and has a sweet fruit flavor beloved by home cooks and professional chefs alike. With abundant fragrant flowers and/or fruit nearly year round. Shipping Note: Order cut off is Monday by 8am EST for orders to ship the week of order placement. Orders received after 8am on Monday EST will be shipped the following week. Important Note: By law we cannot ship citrus trees to California, Arizona, Louisiana or Texas. Note: open plastic sleeve inside burlap wrap for indoor watering until ready to be replanted in the ground or into a container. Indoor container care: Transplant into a terracotta or clay pot with well-drained soil within the first few months of receiving . Provide 8-12 hours of light from south/southwest facing window. Water approximately once a week. Citrus do not like to sit in water and need to dry out between in each watering. In winter months, citrus may require additional humidity in heated rooms. Placing the pot on pebbles in a saucer will elevate the tree above the drainage area and improve airflow and humidity. Mist foliage occasionally. Outdoor planted care: Ground-planted citrus trees are happiest in warm, temperate areas. A sunny, frost and wind-free location with southern exposure is best. In the ground, citrus prefer less frequent, deep watering to frequent, shallow sprinklings. Deeper watering promotes deeper root growth and strengthens your tree. Generally, once-a-week watering works well for in-ground plantings. Be sure to adjust based on weather conditions. In general, it is best to water in the morning, but if plants are dry or wilted it is better to water them immediately, rather than wait until morning. | Meyer Lemon Tree at Terrain