A popular reliable lemon from the Mediterranean which produces good sized fruits on even the smallest of plants. Our starter bushes are around three years old and are 40-45cm (15-18in) tall and have developing fruits in place. Interestingly, this lemon tree will normally fruit twice a year, but may produce a third crop of lemons if fed correctly giving an almost continuous supply of lemons.

Often described as the Seville orange, this plant was originally raised from seed. Easy to grow, the tree is vigorous and the fruit is medium to large with many seeds. Harvest is at the end of the year and the fruit tends to be used for making marmalade. The Seville orange is very productive and they do make excellent display trees where the overall effect is more important than the fruit quality.

Thought to be a natural hybrid between a Kumquat and a sour orange. This small fruited and highly decorative variety is suitable for preserve making. Relatively fast-growing, it can be grown as a house plant, provided it gets good light throughout the year and is kept reasonably moist.

Always popular, this small oval fruited variety has bushy weeping habit. Good flavour and very decorative. Fruits can be used whole, or, interestingly pickled in brandy.