Lemon Trees

Lemon Trees

Add freshness, fragrance and year-round zest to your garden with our Lemon Trees collection. Whether you’re growing in a pot or planting in the ground, these lemon trees deliver glossy green foliage, fragrant flowers and juicy homegrown fruit for cooking, drinks and décor.

🌱 Why Choose Lemon Trees

✔ Homegrown Lemons Year-Round , Enjoy a steady supply of juicy, tangy fruit
✔ Fragrant Flowers and Glossy Foliage , Beautiful and productive all year
✔ Perfect for Pots or Garden Beds , Compact varieties suit every space
✔ Thrives in Australian Climates , Performs beautifully in warm, sunny conditions
✔ Great for Beginner Gardeners , Low maintenance and highly rewarding

Top Picks from This Collection

Discover 3 bestsellers customers love from this collection:

- Eureka Lemon Tree, Citrus limon 'Eureka' , A vigorous, nearly year-round producer with few seeds and classic lemon flavour
- Lemonicious Lemon Tree, Citrus limon 'Lemonicious' , A compact, dwarf variety perfect for pots, with full-sized fruit and a tidy form
- Meyer Lemon Tree, Citrus × meyeri , A hybrid lemon with mild, sweet flavour and excellent cold tolerance

🏡 Where Lemon Trees Belong in Your Landscape

✅ Backyard and Side Gardens , Plant for easy harvesting and fresh cooking ingredients
✅ Patios and Balconies , Dwarf types like Lemonicious thrive in large pots
✅ Edible or Mediterranean Gardens , Pair with herbs, olives and figs
✅ Poolside or Entertaining Areas , Add citrus scent and lush green texture

Expert Plant Selection Tip

Lemon trees need full sun (at least 6 hours daily), well-drained soil and regular watering while fruiting. Use a citrus-specific fertiliser in spring and summer, and prune lightly to shape. Choose Eureka for consistent fruiting, Lemonicious for containers, and Meyer for a sweeter taste and cold-hardiness.

❔ FAQs About Lemon Trees

Do I need more than one tree to get fruit
No, all lemon trees in this collection are self-pollinating and will fruit on their own

Can I grow them in pots
Yes, especially dwarf varieties like Lemonicious and Meyer Lemon

How long until they produce fruit
Most lemon trees begin fruiting within 1 to 2 years of planting

Do they need protection from frost
Meyer Lemon is more cold-tolerant, but all varieties should be protected from heavy frost

Are they hard to maintain
Not at all, just provide sun, water, and a little feed and they’ll reward you with fruit year after year

🌿 Ready to Transform Your Space with Lemon Trees?

Grow your own citrus paradise, shop Lemon Trees today!