Orange Trees,  Lemon, Grapefruit, Lime, Tangerine and More Citrus Trees

Ask the "grower" or web site for a photo and guarantee of the size of the plant. Our plants are ready to bear fruit, some even come with fruit ready to eat, many come with fruit that just needs more growing time. Our Citrus trees are ready to fruit, not little saplings. Yes you can buy citrus trees on the internet for $16.99 and Yugo's also sold for a lot less than a Lexus. With nursery plants you will get exactly what you paid for. Production cost are about the same, within a dollar or two for all of us, plant production is about the most equal opportunity lose or win enterprise there is.  Do you really want to wait 1 to 2 years for the tree to fruit and after going to the trouble of getting it shipped to you? Citrus trees only begin producing well after several years of growing and $16.99 buys about a 6 to 9 month year old plant. Ours are typically 2 to 3 years old  in years or more of age, sent flowering, fruiting or ready to get started on both.

Check our Tangerine ripening chart to see when you will be picking fresh tangerines and mandarins.

Our trees are typically sold in #5 or #7 containers. We have also #10, #15, 24" containers. For statement makers or an instant orchard 36" and 48" box sizes can be delivered. Your best value for long distance shipping are our #5 or #7 plants. But if you or your garden need a big fruit tree then try our 24" box and 36" and 48" box sizes also box sizes. That also means these are big plants and require some effort to pack and ship. Orders in AZ, CA & NV may delivered to you, depending on sizes and season. Central Valley and Los Angeles region customers may choose to pick up their order at the farm. Total shipping costs are based upon quantity of plants bought, your location and how fast you want the plants there.

We now have Salad Citrus Trees, 4 x1, 3 x1, 2 x1 mixed citrus fruit trees ready for sale. These Citrus trees have a strong crop of Bearss Lime, Honey Mandarin, Lane Late Navel, Meyer Lemon or Valencia orange, grafted on the same plant. A whole orchard in one container! 

11-8-08 Dwarf Citrus Tree

We have a huge crop of #5 dwarf citrus that is mostly in bloom or with fruit on it now. Some dwarf citrus trees such as Lemon Meyer should bloom in shortly, otherwise they are very nice plants.

Through the holiday season all #5 dwarf citrus in stock, is on sale, Buy 3 and get the 4th Free. The least expensive #5 dwarf citrus tree will be deducted from your invoice prior to our nightly order processing. If for any reason your selection is not available we will let you know, as inventory changes quickly on some hard to grow citrus varieties.

Fresh is better, grow your own. A dwarf Improved Meyer Lemon 28" tall in Italian pot. Pot and tree are separate items.	We have a huge selection of Sub-tropical fruit trees. Take your self back to that relaxing trip in the tropics with fresh fruit from a Guava tree.	We can ship our trees ready to harvest. Large trees have a lot of tasty fruit.

Citrons
Etrog Citron	The unique Etrog Citron fruit can be traced back before the days of Christ. It was first recognized in the Middle East and is known as the ceremonial fruit of the Jewish Feast of the Tabernacles.		Buy Here	Aug, Sept & Oct
Buddah's Hand Citron	It has a lemony perfume and is used to flavor liqueurs, vermouth, and for medicinal purposes. The hand has been used in China medicinally for centuries.		Buy Here .	Dec - March
Blood Orange
Moro Blood Orange	Rich burgundy color also grow in coastal areas. Very productive, early maturity. Distinctive aroma, exotic berry like flavor.		Buy Here	Dec - March
Tarocco #7  Blood Orange	A third of all oranges consumed in the Mediterranean are blood oranges. The name "blood orange" refers to the internal flesh having reddish purple spots. The fruits are very sweet and are a little smaller than a baseball.		Buy Here
Sanguinelli blood orange	Rind blushed deep red. Flesh red flecked to beet red. Needs more heat than 'MORO' to sweeten up. Tart spicy flavor. Mostly seedless.		Buy Here
Kumquat
Small orange fruit that are eaten peel and all. Will store on trees for months without loss of flavor. Needs lots of heat to produce very fragrant blossoms in summer. Plant is very cold hardy. Very ornamental with small foliage. Native of China, it is a symbol of prosperity and good luck.
Fukushu Kumquat	The leaves are larger and broader than other kumquat species.  The fruit is also larger and slightly different in shape.		Buy Here
Meiwa Kumquat	Sweet round fruit, prized flesh. Candied or in marmalade. Grows best in hotter locations.		Buy Here	Dec - April
Nagami Kumquat	This small tree loads its dense branches with bright orange, delicate tasting oval fruit, appearing nearly year round. Very ornamental in containers on patio or indoors in bright light.		Buy Here	Dec - April
Nordman Seedless Nagami	It is SEEDLESS and it loads its dense branches with bright orange, delicate tasting oval fruit,		Spring 2007	Dec - April
Lime Trees                                         Click into Lime Trees for all the info...
Australian Finger Lime	The juice is very tart, much like a Mexican lime.  The “citrus caviar” is used mainly as a garnish.		Buy Here	Year round
Key Lime	Known as 'Key Lime in Florida, this is the famous lime of Key Lime Pie. Strong lime flavor and Juicy.		Buy Here	Year round
Bearss Seedless Lime - The Perfect House Lime Plant. Also on our Salad Citrus Trees	Large fruit, very juicy and seedless. This is the most commonly grown commercial variety. Most be protected from severe frosts. Crop heaviest in fall, although fruit stores on tree finally turning from green to yellow before falling off.		Buy Here	Year round
Mexican Thornless Lime	Fruit much smaller than 'Bearss' with some seeds. Strong lime flavor and Juicy. This is the ideal lime for tropical drinks and Latin food dishes.		Buy Here	Year round
Indian or Palestine Sweet Lime	A yellow rind with a distinctive and aromatic oil, pale yellow flesh, and a few, if any, seeds. Although it is succulent and juicy, its low acid count makes it an acquired taste.  This flat taste is popular in the Middle East and India.  5 gallon plants, ready to fruit or fruit on them $39.99			Year round
Kaffir Lime	Kieffer/Thai, Wild Lime Leaves, zest, and juice are used in Thai, Cambodian, and Indonesian cooking. Bumpy fruit. The leaves of the kaffir lime tree are a dark green color with a glossy sheen.		Buy Here	Year round
Rangpur Lime	In reality this orange-colored fruit is a sour mandarin. Its juice combines mellow lime sourness with mild orange flavor. Closed blossoms are purple in color. 5 gallon plants, ready to fruit or fruit on them $39.99			Year round
Lemons
Lisbon Lemon	Major commercial variety worldwide. Lisbon grown on Flying Dragon dwarf citrus root stock. Also on our Salad Citrus Trees		Buy Here	Year round
Lemon Eureka Pink Variegated	Excellent patio or container plant! Attractive creamy-white and green variegated leaves, pinkish tinge to new growth. A very good looking plant. A must for the garden enthusiast. Our designer choice for indoor lemon growing.		Buy Here	Year round
Lemon Eureka	Produces large crops of fruit all year near the coast. Prune tree to keep compact and to keep from becoming leggy. Has fewer thorns than 'Lisbon'. Handsome as individual specimen or patio container tree.		Buy Here	Year round
Lemon Meyer Improved	Thin-skinned fruit that is less tart than 'Eureka' or 'Lisbon'. Plant has a mounding habit. Nearly thornless. Fruits abundantly in winter but can have some fruit most months of the year. Mature fruit turns from yellow to slightly orange in color. This is the outdoor size Lemon tree plant. Also on our Salad Citrus Trees An excellent sweet tasting lemon, great for cooking		Buy Here	Year round
Dwarf Lemon Meyer Improved	Same great tree and fruit but grown on a root stock that keeps it at a dwarf size. Great for indoor growing. It is our choice for best indoor lemon tree. An excellent sweet tasting lemon, great for cooking.		Buy Here	Year round
Lemon Ponderosa -	This lemon will make your mouth water. There is no more flavorful lemon (my opinion), just brushing the plant releases a huge fresh citrus scent that makes the mouth water. The Ponderosa Lemon tends to be slightly less hardy than other lemon varieties. Grows in conditions suitable for the average citrus, water frequently except during cold months.		Buy Here	Year round
Grapefruit   A great way to start the day, tree fresh.
Marsh Grapefruit	Best flavor if grown in hot climate locations. Fruits takes 18 months from bloom to ripen. Tree has dense form and rich, green foliage	#5 gal - $29.99	Buy Here
Melogold Grapefruit	Its sweet flavor is the most notable characteristic of a Melogold. Like the Oroblanco, Melogolds eat sweet and lack the bitterness sometimes associated with grapefruit. In fact, many say it tastes like a grapefruit with the sugar already sprinkled on top.	#5 gal - $34.00	Spring 2007
Oro Blanco Grapefruit	Large white-fleshed hybrid that matures mainly in early spring. Fruit very sweet even when grown in coastal areas with low summer heat. Huge fragrant blossoms in spring. Large glossy-green foliage	#5 gal - $32.00	Buy Here
Pink Grapefruit	The juicy, pinkish pulp of the pink grapefruit is arranged in eleven to fourteen sections and consists of numerous juice cells. The taste mature fruit is sweet with a sour note.	#5 gal - $29.99	Buy Here
Rio Red Grapefruit	Texas hybrid that shows much better color than the traditional 'Ruby'. Best in warmer locations but also performs well near the coast. Also on our Salad Citrus Trees	#5 gal - $39.99	Buy Here
Dwarf Red Blush Grapefruit	Though a dwarf, it retains full-sized fruit that remains bright and beautiful all season.	#5 gal - $39.99	Buy Here
Red Blush Grapefruit	Treasured for its fragrant flowers and gentle red blush coloring of fruit flesh and rind with limited seeds	#5 gal - $39.99	Buy Here
Star Ruby Grapefruit	Dark red color is characteristic of this variety, even when grown in cooler coastal regions. Crop heavy in spring, stores well on the tree. Also on our Salad Citrus Trees	#5 gal - $32.99	Buy Here
White Grapefruit	The flavor of the fruit will be sweet especially if not harvested too soon as the acidity level drops with maturity. These grapefruits are used extensively in the processing industry as the segments retain their stability during processing.	#5 gal - $29.99	Buy Here
Plummelo
Pummelos, sometimes referred to as a "Shaddock" or "Chinese grapefruit", are botanically known as "Citrus Grandis", the largest citrus fruit. Pummelos closely resemble grapefruit.
Plummelo Cocktail	Slightly sweet, with just pinch of tartness. A very tasty fruit.	#5 gal - $32.99		Jan- April
Reinking	The fruit is large and pear-shaped with a slightly flattened bottom and has a slightly pebbled, thick, yellow rind.  The flesh is light yellow, ricey in texture but juicy.  The flavor is good,	#5 gal - $32.99		Jan- April
Tahatian	The fruit is round with a flattened bottom and has a greenish-yellow rind that is thinner than the typically thick pummelo rind. The flesh is greenish, juicy, and sweet with a flavor some refer to as melon-like or even lime-like.	#5 gal - $32.99		Jan- April
African Shaddock		#5 gal - $32.99		Jan- April
Red Shaddock	It has an extraordinary flavor that is low in acid leaving a sugary sweet aftertaste.	#5 gal - $32.99		Jan- April
Mandarin - Tangerines
Algerian Mardarin	From North Africa. Fruit is spring ripening.	#5 gal - $32.99	Buy Here	Jan - March
Clementine Mandarin Orange	From North Africa. Fruit is spring ripening, is slightly larger than Dancy and has fewer seeds. Yields best production in desert. Also produces well in coastal climates.	#5 gal - $32.99	Buy Here	Jan - March
Clemenules Mandarin	The "Clemenules" or "Nules" clementine accounts for the great majority of clementines produced in the world. Spain alone has over 200,000 acres, producing fruit between November and January	#5 gal - $39.99	Buy Here	Nov -Jan
Daisy Mandarin	Daisy produces a medium-large, mid-season mandarin with an attractive dark orange rind. It peels and sections moderately well.	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Feb - March
Dancy Mandarin	Best known of the Mandarins. Winter-ripening fruit. Easy to peel. Some seeds. Tree has fine foliage and upright habit. Good flavor.	#5 gal - $32.99	Buy Here	Jan - Feb
Encore Manadarin	The fruit is medium in size with a thin, yellow-orange rind. Encore fruits hold well on the tree without much puffing of the rind. A perfect late season Spring mandarin.	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	March - April
Fairchild Manadarin	This "First of the Season" tangerine is known for its "zipper skin." The Fairchild displays a good orange exterior with a bright orange interior. The texture will vary from smooth to somewhat pebbly and the fruit has seeds. Great tree for desert regions.	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Nov -Dec
Fremont Mandarin	Bright reddish-orange peel, rich flavor, tender and juicy. Some seeds, heavy bearer. Fruit holds well on tree until spring. Where protected from cold, fruit flavor is unsurpassed.	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Fed - April
Gold Nugget Mandarin	The fruit usually matures by early March, but holds exceptionally well on the tree, with summer-harvested fruit still being of good quality.	#5 gal - $39.99	Spring '07	Feb - March
Honey Mandarin	They peel and segment easily, and are extremely juicy. The fruit is thin skinned, slightly flattened with no neck and are smooth, almost glossy, in texture. Also on our Salad Citrus Trees	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Feb - April
Kara Mandarin	Produces delectable thin skinned, easily peeled fruit which ripens in winter to spring. . Densely branched oval form.	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Dec - Jam
Kinnow Mandarin	Kinnow  has a rich distinctive flavor with a smooth skin, a light orange color and few seeds. Kinnow is the most widely-planted mandarin in Pakistan.	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Feb -March
Kishu Mandarin or Mukaku kishu Mandarin	The flesh is bright orange, seedless, mild-flavored, sweet, and juicy. It is early in maturity, and the fruit holds well on the tree	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Nov - Jan
Murcott (W.) Mandarin	The tree is moderate in size and vigor. The fruit is usually flattened with a thin, smooth, orange rind that is easy to peel.	#5 gal - $32.00	Buy Here	Nov - Jan
Nova Mandarin	The tree is vigorous and the mandarin fruit is medium to large for a mandarin. This is a sweet, juicy, seedless variety which peels easily and cleanly.	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Oct - Dec
Owari Satsuma Mandarin Orange	Hardiest of all mandarins. Seedless and easy to peel. Excellent flavor when ripe in winter months. Stores well when refrigerated but not well on tree. A very slow grower	#5 gal - $29.99	Buy Here	Jan - March
Pixie Mandarin	A great choice for a late season tangerine. Seedless, thin skinned, mild, sweet fruit is easy to peel. Excellent vigorously upright growing variety	#5 gal - $34.00	Buy Here	Jan - March
Tahoe Gold Mandarin	The flesh is seedless, bright orange, finely-textured and juicy. The flavor is rich and sweet when mature	#5 gal - $39.99	Call	Jan - Feb
Yosemite Gold Tangerine	Tangerine flavor, the size of an orange	#5 gal - $39.99	Call	Jan - April
Navel Oranges
Washington Navel Orange	Famous winter-ripening fruit. Excellent in flavor. Seedless, easy to peel, separates into segments. Also good for fresh squeezed juice in winter. Also on our Salad Citrus Trees	#5 gal - $29.99	Buy Here	Nov -Jan
Cara Cara Navel Orange	Has a rich pink pulp, accompanied with an orange exterior. (This variety is sometimes referred to as the Red Navel.) The interior is extremely sweet with a relatively low acid content and few to no seeds.	#5 gal - $29.99	Buy Here	Winter -Spring
Late Lane Navel Orange	Lane Late’ is one of many new Australian late season navels. These are often called summer navels. Also on our Salad Citrus Trees	#5 gal - $29.99	Buy Here	Late Spring Summer
Dwarf Washington Navel Orange	Famous winter-ripening fruit. Excellent in flavor. Seedless, easy to peel, separates into segments. Also good for fresh squeezed juice in winter.	#5 gal - $29.99		Nov -Jan
Fukumoto Navel Orange One of the best oranges I have ever had to eat - chris	Fukumoto’ an early-season, medium-sized navel which should be harvested by the end of October or early November. Due to its early maturity it may not have full orange peel color at the time of harvest although it is ready to eat.