Lemon

The Lisbon Lemon is a classic, heirloom lemon and the most commonly grown in Australia. They have a bright yellow, thin, smooth skin that are… Read More »What Does A Lisbon Lemon Look Like?

Standard Meyer lemon trees grow to be 6-10 feet tall, while the dwarf variety grow to be 5-7 feet. If you grow your Meyer lemon… Read More »How Do I Identify A Meyer Lemon Tree?

Try using Eureka lemons to make marmalade, lemon curd, or syrup. Slices of the lemon can also be cooked with roasted meats or vegetable dishes,… Read More »What Can You Do With Eureka Lemons?

about three years. Lisbon Lemons are grown in California and along with Eureka lemons are the varieties commonly found in your local supermarket. When you… Read More »How Long Does It Take For Lisbon Lemons To Fruit?

Yes, indeed. Propagating lemon seeds is a relatively easy process, although you may need to pack your patience and realize that you may not get… Read More »Can You Grow Lisbon Lemon From Seed?

Lisbon lemons tend to be thorny. Thorniness can decrease with tree age. Lisbon lemon trees are large and have a vigorous, upright growth habit. Trees… Read More »Does Lisbon Lemon Have Thorns?

Lisbon have denser foliage than Eureka and a more upright form. This variety is the most resistant to climatic extremes of heat and cold. Meyer… Read More »Is Lisbon Or Meyer Lemon Better?

Meyers are nearly thornless and will produce fruit all year, but their main crop is in winter. Meyers tend to be smaller in size reaching… Read More »Do Meyer Lemons Fruit All Year?

8.25 seconds. The fastest time to peel and eat a lemon is 8.25 seconds and was achieved by Ashrita Furman (USA) at the Songs of… Read More »What’S The World Record For Eating Lemon?

Lemons are highly sensitive to the cold. Temperatures between 28 and 31 degrees Fahrenheit damage both young and mature fruit on the tree. Evidence of… Read More »Why Are The Lemons On My Tree Hard?