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Lemon Citrus Plant with Fruit

SKU · LCPW|2 Feet Height cm|Tender. Must be grown in pots and moved into a frost-free greenhouse, conservatory, or bright porch for winter.

Nothing compares to the Mediterranean charm of a healthy, fruit-bearing lemon tree. With its glossy, evergreen foliage, fragrant white blossoms, and vibrant, sun-ripened lemons, this tree provides year-round beauty and a delicious harvest. Whether kept on a sun-drenched patio or brought into a bright conservatory, it acts as a stunning, fragrant focal point that brings a taste of the orchard directly to your home.

£40

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Size (H × W)
2 Feet Height cm
Sunlight
Full Sun. This tree needs as much direct sunlight as possible ideally 6–8 hours a day. If kept outdoors during the summer, choose the brightest, most sheltered spot available. If moving indoors for the winter, place it in the sunniest window or a heated greenhouse.
Watering
Moderate. Keep the compost moist but never soggy. During the growing season, water whenever the top 2–3 cm of soil feels dry. In winter, reduce watering significantly; allow the compost to dry out more between waterings to prevent root rot. Always use tepid (room temperature) water.
Soil & Drainage
Requires a specialized, free-draining citrus compost that is slightly acidic. If you use standard potting soil, mix in plenty of grit or perlite to ensure the roots do not sit in water, which is the most common cause of yellowing leaves.

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Care & specifications

Everything you need to know to grow this specimen successfully in the UK climate.

Size (H × W)
2 Feet Height cm
Sunlight
Full Sun. This tree needs as much direct sunlight as possible ideally 6–8 hours a day. If kept outdoors during the summer, choose the brightest, most sheltered spot available. If moving indoors for the winter, place it in the sunniest window or a heated greenhouse.
Watering
Moderate. Keep the compost moist but never soggy. During the growing season, water whenever the top 2–3 cm of soil feels dry. In winter, reduce watering significantly; allow the compost to dry out more between waterings to prevent root rot. Always use tepid (room temperature) water.
Soil & Drainage
Requires a specialized, free-draining citrus compost that is slightly acidic. If you use standard potting soil, mix in plenty of grit or perlite to ensure the roots do not sit in water, which is the most common cause of yellowing leaves.
Hardiness
Tender. Must be grown in pots and moved into a frost-free greenhouse, conservatory, or bright porch for winter.
Ideal For
Sunny patio containers in summer months, fragrant conservatories, or bright indoor windowsills.

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