Plant catalogue
Citrus
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Blood Orange
Seedless blood oranges – the hotter and drier the conditions the more intense the colour.View plant -
Buddha's Hand Citron — Buddha’s Hand
Ornamental citrus – yellow rind only no flesh perfumed aroma. 14 litre pot.View plant -
Grapefruit — Golden Special
Large juicy grapefruit – relatively seedless easy peel ripens July–November.View plant -
Grapefruit Cutler's Red — Cutler’s Red
Deep red-skinned grapefruit – ornamental tree ripens July/August.View plant -
Grapefruit Star Ruby — Star Ruby
Yellow/orange skin with rose blush – bright ruby flesh sweet slightly tart flavour.View plant -
Citrus hystrix — Kaffir Lime / Makrud Lime
Grown for its leaf and fruit – used in Thai cooking. Frost tender. 14 litre pot.View plant -
Citrus × meyeri — Meyer Lemon
The hardiest and most popular lemon – evergreen dependable and frost hardy.View plant -
Lemon Yen Ben — Yen Ben
Smaller in growth than Meyer Lemon – fruits around July.View plant -
Citrus limon Lisbon — Lisbon Lemon
Hardy good-producing lemon – slightly larger than Meyer fruits late winter.View plant -
Lemon Lemonade — Lemonade Lemon
Quick growing lemon with a fresh pleasant flavour – fruits July to August.View plant -
Citrus latifolia Bearss — Bearss Lime
Largish juicy lime – originated from Tahitian Lime reasonably cold hardy.View plant -
Citrus latifolia — Tahitian Lime
Acidic lime – grows to 3 m × 3 m. Less hardy than Bearss – frost cloth in winter.View plant -
Citrus reticulata Clementine — Clementine
Heavy cropper with medium-sized fruit – fruits July holds on tree well.View plant -
Mandarin Encore — Encore Mandarin
Seedless very juicy and sweet Mandarins – matures November through to February.View plant -
Citrus unshiu Miho — Miho Mandarin
Very sweet Satsuma variety – easy peel one of the earlier-fruiting mandarins.View plant -
Citrus unshiu — Satsuma
Sweet seedless easy peel mandarin – fruits June–July pick when ready.View plant