How Do You Plant A Meyer Lemon Tree?
Meyer lemons trees are named after Frank Meyer, who brought these trees to the United States from China in 1908. This lemon tree is not a true lemon tree, but a hybrid between lemons, oranges and mandarins. As a result, the Meyer lemon is sweeter and juicier than other lemons and has a thinner peel, making them a good choice for cooking. Meyers also have a reputation for growing rapidly and producing abundant fruit crops each year. Meyers grow best in sub-tropical climates, but many people in cooler climates like to pot them indoors to scent and brighten their homes. They produce dark, glossy green leaves all year round, highlighted by bright yellow fruits during the growing season. These trees are relatively easy to plant and maintain. Plant your Meyer lemon seedling in full sun in an area with moist, well drained soil. Plant it in early spring, after the last frost or when the temperature reaches a steady 75 to 80 degrees. Dig a hole about 6 inches deeper and wider than your tree’s r
