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WANTED: Dwarf Lemon Trees

24 years ago

Looking to purchase my first Dwarf Lemon Tree (Myers preferably) Can anyone tell me where I can find one 2-3 years old. Impatiently waiting. Thanks.

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lilysgarden
24 years ago
You may simply want to call around to your local greenhouse or florist locations. You'd be surprised at the selection that many small operations carry. Here is a mail order company that sells a 2-3 year old Meyer Lemon or run a search on www.dogpile.com and punch in "Meyer Lemon", you'll find a slew of sources yourself. Best of luck!

Here is a link that might be useful: Raintree Nursery
lamico
24 years ago
When we went to Florida in January I picked some lemons from my friends tree & brought them home with me. Squeezed the juice into ice cube tray & froze them to use in the future. Peeled the outer skin off the seeds & planted them in peat pellets. I kept the pellets in a domed container that you would get take out food in. It acts like a little green house. I have 14 little lemon trees started right now. Try it.
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