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Red Grapefruits are a delicious and nutritious blend of both fruits, with a distinctly sweet and sour taste that sets it apart from the average fruit. Did you know that grapefruits are a cross between oranges and pomelo fruits?

Meijer Red Grapefruits are a delicious and nutritious blend of both fruits, with a distinctly sweet and sour taste that sets it apart from the average fruit. Did you know that grapefruits are a cross between oranges and pomelo fruits?

When life gives you lemons, enjoy them in your juices, smoothies, and glasses of water! Sweetness has never tasted this good. Tart, sweet, and perfect when sliced and served on the rim of a glass, lemons are your water's best friend.

White grapefruits are a delicious and nutritious blend of both fruits, with a distinctly sweet and sour taste that sets it apart from the average fruit. Did you know that grapefruits are a cross between oranges and pomelo fruits?

Meijer Red Grapefruits are a delicious and nutritious blend of both fruits, with a distinctly sweet and sour taste that sets it apart from the average fruit. Did you know that grapefruits are a cross between oranges and pomelo fruits?

These mouth-puckering fruits are ideal for your next dessert dish, but can also be blended into a smoothie to give it a burst of sweetness. With a little more tartness than the average lime, Key Limes are renowned for their use in key lime pie and other...

When life gives you lemons, enjoy them in your juices, smoothies, and glasses of water! Lemons have never tasted this good. Tart, juicy, and perfect when sliced and served on the rim of a glass, lemons are your water's best friend.

From main courses to desserts, every dish benefits from the versatile use of limes. When sliced and squeezed over dishes, limes add complexity to every bite of your dish by bringing out their bold flavor.

Limes are used in many different cooking techniques to help balance flavor for soups, salads, dips, pasta, cookies and cakes. A delicious alternative to lemons, limes are acidic in nature with a sour and bitter taste.

They are sweet, juicy, and easy to peel . Loads of bright orange fruit just cover these little trees. Trim to your desired size. A very easy-to-grow, low maintenance tree. Just place it in front of a sunny window and pick fresh fruit throughout the winter.

You'll always have enough lemons to make gourmet lemonade by the pitchers-full. You'll always be able to see lemons on your tree. You'll Never Want Another Grocery Store Lemon The sweet flavor of this lemon will make all your food taste better.

With Key Limes, the possibilities are endless. Now you can have the fresh, sweet scent of the Florida Keys right in your own garden with our Key Lime Tree. If your planting area is thawed and provides sufficient sunlight, you can plant your Key Lime Tree...

But the best part is you can harvest your limes right inside your home. Its full size practically weighs down the branches, giving you a lime that's simply unbeatable. Persian limes combine the savory blend of a key lime and a lemon, but without the seeds,...

By the third year, your tree will likely start producing up to 20 lbs. Grow Valencia Oranges anywhere in the country. Most trees produce two harvests. If you're looking for an orange you can bite into and get a mouth full of fresh, flavorful juice, then...

You'll get an abundance of sweet grapefruits during the winter months. If you're a fruit or vegetable grower, then you likely anticipate the summer months when your bounty comes to harvest.

Look for its signature white blossoms in Spring, a sign a new crop of lemons is right around the corner! Easily Harvest your Lemons and Enjoy. This tree is able to withstand cooler climates than other Italian Lemon Trees.

Feast your eyes on the crystals, and your palette on some unforgettable Finger Lime dishes. Like small, spherical crystals, the tender vesicles inside are plump, juicy and filled with citrusy goodness.

Order now to ensure you receive your very own, healthy Navel Orange Tree! Our Navel Orange Trees have been groomed to perfection, so when you receive your very own, it's ready to produce an abundance of fruit right away.

Put a few around your patio and bring them in to a sunny room in the winter. Best-selling Pink Grapefruit If you can only grow one citrus tree, Rio Red should be it! This huge, heat loving grapefruit has an amazing sweet taste that is almost addicting.

Citrus do not need to be pruned, but you could prune them if they get too big and in the way. Oro Blanco is Spanish for "white gold" and is a vigorous, spreading tree with a fantastic tasting grapefruit.

They're already at a heavy fruiting size with well-developed branching structures. The Meyer Lemon Tree ticks all the boxes of a must-have plant. And the blooms self-pollinate, so you can produce fruit and one-of-a-kind fragrance with just one tree.

The fruit is almost beyond description. With all the possibilities this incredible citrus has to offer and the unique charm the tree will add to your garden, be sure to order your Buddha's Hand today.

If you love oranges, you owe it to yourself to plant your very own Cara Cara Orange Tree. They are sure to beautify your landscape with their glossy green, variegated leaves, red-brown stems and bark, and the seasonal burst of color, added by these incredible...

Delicious Cross between a Tangerine and a Grapefruit The Minneola Tangelo, Citrus x 'Minneola', is a delightful cross between white grapefruit and sweet tangerine. This winter ripening fruit tree is an evergreen that can be grown anywhere.

A half is the perfect breakfast companion, but we also love to juice it. This grapefuit has very little acid and can be eaten in sections, like an orange. It is full of juice, with barely any bitterness.

We always look forward to their winter arrival with greedy excitement. Bet you can't eat just one! The citrus family's champion for easy peeling, they're quite often seedless. The tiny, juicy clementine (actually a variety of mandarin orange) is a bright...

Treat with Pyrethrin or Neem oil. Our citrus is self-fertile, but will require hand-pollination when it is indoors. At 1 1/2 inches long, the oval fruit boasts thin, sweet, edible rind with tart, acidic flesh and few seeds.