Ponderosa Lemon Tree (Height: 10 - 18 IN, Shape: Bushy, Burlap Sack: Yes)

This citrus tree is drought tolerant and suitable for outdoor planting in USDA plant hardiness zones 8 to 11. Position the tree near a sunny, south-facing window to supplement it with its much-needed sunlight during winter.As the fruits ripen, they lose their stripes and the rinds turn yellow with pink oil glands. When planted in the ground it can grow 10 to 15 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide.

What makes this tree even more likable is its adaptability to different soil types and growing conditions. It is also resistant to pests or diseases.

It was first discovered in 1931 as a sport that grew on a regular Eureka Lemon tree at a home garden in Burbank, California. When planted in the ground it can grow 10 to 15 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide. If you live in an area where winter temperatures won’t allow you to grow the Eureka pink lemon tree in the ground, you can always get a dwarf Pink Variegated Lemon Tree and grow it in a container indoors. The Pink Variegated Lemon Tree, oftentimes called the variegated Eureka lemon tree or pink-fleshed Eureka lemon, is a cultivar of lemon botanically named Citrus limon “Eureka Variegated Pink”.

The Pink Variegated Lemon Tree, oftentimes called the variegated Eureka lemon tree or pink-fleshed Eureka lemon, is a cultivar of lemon botanically named Citrus limon “Eureka Variegated Pink”. Pink Variegated Lemon Tree (Height: 10 - 18 IN, Shape: Standard).What makes this tree even more likable is its adaptability to different soil types and growing conditions. They bear low-seeded pink-fleshed lemon fruits that have green-stripped rind while still immature.

These lemon citrus trees are often grown as ornamental plants for their beautiful white and purple-tinged flowers that grow simultaneously among yellow fruits and dark green leaves.The Ponderosa Lemon was then named and launched for commercial purposes in the 1900?ÇÖs. Moreover, since the fruits and blooms are produced at the same time, you will be mesmerized by the sublime scent of the flowers mixed with the sweet scent of the lemons.

The Ponderosa Lemon was then named and launched for commercial purposes in the 1900?ÇÖs.

Also, Ponderosa lemons can be kept on the tree for months without deteriorating and losing fruit quality.

These lemon citrus trees are often grown as ornamental plants for their beautiful white and purple-tinged flowers that grow simultaneously among yellow fruits and dark green leaves. Both the standard and dwarf Ponderosa Lemon Tree have a rounded top and medium-thick branches full of spines. When planted outdoors in USDA plant hardiness zones 8 to 11, the Ponderosa Lemon Tree can grow as tall as 24 feet.

This combination is rarely found in other fruit trees. Although initially believed to be a hybrid of lemon and citron, further analysis proved the variety to contain only pomelo and citron DNA. 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.Like most lemon or lime trees, Ponderosa lemon trees 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. When planted outdoors in USDA plant hardiness zones 8 to 11, the Ponderosa Lemon Tree can grow as tall as 24 feet.These lemon citrus trees are often grown as ornamental plants for their beautiful white and purple-tinged flowers that grow simultaneously among yellow fruits and dark green leaves. Both the standard and dwarf Ponderosa Lemon Tree have a rounded top and medium-thick branches full of spines.