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Cocktail Tree – Meyer Lemon / Key Lime

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The Cocktail citrus tree is an evergreen tree that upon producing fragrant blooms, will yield luscious, plump fruits in just a year. This 2-in-1 fruit tree combo is also ever-blooming. Once your first crop has occurred you will always have flowers and fruit on the tree all the time.

A lot of us would like to grow different citrus trees on our patios, in our backyards, or even inside our houses. But due to limited space, having more than one citrus tree at home is often impractical.

If you are thinking about getting lemon or lime trees, look for a Citrus Cocktail tree for sale the perfect combination of a Meyer Lemon tree and a Key Lime tree. The Citrus Cocktail Tree came about by planting both the Key Lime and Meyer lemon trees in the same pot that has superb root structure, is cold hardy, and is pest and disease resistant. By growing a citrus Cocktail Tree you will have the advantage of an increased chance of pollination, multiple harvests from two trees, and at the same time both limes or lemons for the recipe you are making.

$69.95 in Yarden

Dwarf Key Lime Tree

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The Dwarf Key Lime Tree is bushy and has spindling branches that has short to medium length thorns. Key Lime Trees produce small white flowers that emit a spectacular aromatic scent. Key Limes have an invigorating blend of acidity and sweetness that is unique and unlike any other lime in the world.

Growing citrus trees comes with many benefits: it’s fragrance is fresh and relaxing – a natural air freshener – and the fruit that is just within your reach is delicious, refreshing and can be used for cooking, mixing drinks, baking and even cleaning; plus, it is so easy to grow. The same thing can be said for the Key Lime tree or commonly known as Mexican Key Lime tree.

The Key Lime tree is native to the small islands on the southern tip of eastern Florida. Mexican Key Lime trees are relatively small and seldom reach 12 ft in height. This hardy citrus tree is naturally resistant to pests and diseases and can adapt to many types of soil. It is bushy and has spindling branches that has short to medium length thorns. Key Lime Trees produce small white flowers that emit a spectacular aromatic scent that can last a whole season through.

$65.95 in Yarden

Honey Gold Jackfruit Tree

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Originally discovered in India and Malaysia, the Jackfruit Tree (Artocarpus heterophyllus) is related to both the fig and mulberry tree, but Jackfruit is much different than these more common relatives. The Honey Gold Jackfruit typically produces a medium-sized fruit. The most interesting feature of this tropical fruit tree is that it grows its fruit on stems that emerge from the bracts of large branches, as well as upon the tree’s main trunk itself.

Jackfruit Trees have large, dark green leaves and a somewhat spreading habit which creates shade and habitat for nesting birds. Jackfruit Trees are suited for growing in-ground within USDA Zones 9 to 11, and in pots in Zones 4 to 11. The fruit’s edible pulp is described as a mix of pineapple, banana, and mango. Jackfruit Trees do best in partial shade to full sun and start to reliably make fruit after 3 to 5 years in the ground. Add a tropical Jackfruit Tree to your edible garden and amaze everyone who sees and tastes this exotic fruit.

$89.95 in Yarden

Carrie Mango Tree

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The Carrie Mango cultivar comes from South Florida in the 1940s when it was grown as a seedling by gardener Laurence Zill, and named after his mother. Carrie Mangoes were first grown commercially in 1949 and they were quickly found to have both sweet creamy fruits and good disease and fungus resistance. The Carrie fruits are small, about one pound each, and have green skin that blushes yellow when ripe. Their orange flesh is juicy and smooth with a spiced, aromatic flavor that is a true culinary treasure of the tropics.

Carrie Mango Trees grow into a dense, rounded form and they have leaves that are slightly wider than other mango varieties, which makes for a handsome shade tree in the edible garden. In addition to the thick canopy of wide leaves, new foliage growth on the Carrie Mango Tree is deep purple-red. They can be grown in the ground in USDA Zones 9 to 11, or in containers within Zones 4 to 11. The compact size of up to 15-feet tall and 12-feet wide means you can plant one in almost any yard, and this variety can make fruit in as little as 3 years in the ground.

$84.95 in Yarden

Black Pepper Plant

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The Black Pepper Plant (Piper nigrum) is the source for Green, Red, White, and Black Peppercorns which are used to grind into the popular cooking spice. Black Pepper, combined with its constant companion salt, forms a foundation for culinary seasoning that is used across worldwide cultures, cusines, and recipes. Black Pepper Plants are easy to grow vines that can be planted in the ground in USDA Zones 9 to 11, and in pots in Zones 4 to 11. They are fast-growing, like full to partial sun, and can fruit in their first year.

$79.95 in Yarden

Brewster Lychee Tree

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The Brewster Lychee Tree is highly prized for its exceptional fruit flavor and high percentage of juicy sweet pulp in each Lychee fruit. Brewster Lychees are large for Lychees, with mature fruits up to 2-inches long. The vigorous trees naturally grow in a broad, spreading form with strong branches and medium green leaves. Brewster Lychee Trees make a beautiful, balanced, upright centerpiece for the edible landscape, with the added bonus of providing one of the most flavorful tropical fruits in the world.

$69.95 in Yarden

Miracle Fruit Tree

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The Miracle Fruit Tree, which originated in South Africa, lives up to its name because it has properties that can truly be considered miraculous. This shrubby tropical plant can be grown in the ground in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 9 to 11, or in a container in Zones 4 to 11. It produces one-inch football-shaped red berries that contain miraculin. When you eat a Miracle Fruit, this compound binds to the sweet taste receptors of your tongue and causes any sour food you eat to taste extremely sweet for up to an hour or so. But this novelty is only the beginning of what Miracle Fruit can do.

$64.95 in Yarden

Dwarf Improved Meyer Lemon Tree

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Dwarf Meyer lemon trees are shrub-like, but they can be pruned and made to look like a tree. The beautiful blossoms of this lemon tree are white and delightfully fragrant much like blended citrus with jasmine. The fruit is sweeter, has less acidic flavor & reduced bitterness compared to Lisbon or Eureka lemons.

Dwarf Improved Meyer Lemon Tree or Citrus Meyeri is a favorite among home gardeners and home cooks as it brings in the taste of tropic within their reach; it is so hardy it grows indoors and outdoors. Growing this dwarf citrus tree can be fun and rewarding as it is always either blooming or fruiting.

$54.95 in Yarden

Murcott Honey Tangerine Tree

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The Murcott tree, also known as the Honey Tangerine Tree, is favored for its fruit which have a sweet flavor, and extremely juicy flesh.

The Murcott tree, also known as the Honey Tangerine Tree, is favored for its sweet flavor, and extremely juicy flesh. The fruit is so juicy, that it has become a favorite for fresh-squeezed juice at home. The skin of the medium-sized Murcott is deep orange, and the flesh and juice are a vibrant red-orange color.

The skin is slightly dimpled and fairly easy to peel, making the Murcott Honey Tangerine fine for eating out of hand. Murcotts can contain some seeds, and other tangerines may be a bit easier to peel, but the Murcott is a great choice if you want both a good eating tangerine, and one that is great for juicing.

$109.95 in Yarden

Minneola Tangelo (Honeybell) Tree

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The Minneola Tangelo or Honeybell Tree is a natural cross of the tart Duncan grapefruit and the sweet Dancy tangerine. This citrus tree has shiny dark-green pointed leaves and fragrant blooms. These Trees produce large, juicy, sugary-sweet, easy-to-peel, seedless bell-shaped fruits that are called Honeybells.

Tangelo Trees are amazing evergreen citrus trees from the flowering family Rutaceae. They are in an entirely different class of their own and are neither pomelo (Citrus paradisi) nor tangerine (Citrus reticulata) but a natural cross of the tart Duncan grapefruit and the sweet Dancy tangerine. Because of its lineage, this citrus tree can grow to the size of the standard orange tree. It is also more cold hardy than a grapefruit tree but less so when compared to a tangerine tree.

$109.95 in Yarden