Citrus

Lemon tree is a rather easy citrus to grow. It looks magnificent, too!

Calamondin or calamondino is an apartment orange tree very well suited to living inside our heated homes.

Kumquat is a citrus for which you can eat the skin together with the cute fruits.

Orange trees have been enchanting our gardens for centuries and are quite easy to grow.

Citron, of which the Buddha’s hand is a variety, is a citrus that produces very original fruits and blooms in a manner much appreciated by perfume makers.

Australian finger lime is a thorny variety related to the citrus family, that produces delicious lemons that are very sought after by great culinary chefs.

Both the clementine tree and mandarin orange tree are amazing citrus.

Potted lemon trees are an excellent citrus to grow at home. Caring for them from re-potting to pruning helps boost lemon harvest and prevents appearance of diseases.

The Grapefruit tree, sometimes called pomelo, is a citrus plant with fleshy and tasty fruits.

The indoor orange tree is one of the only citrus plants that is perfectly suited to living in the heated indoors of our homes and apartments.

Citrus are magnificent fruit trees native to Asia and introduced to Europe by the Arabic civilization.

Potted orange trees are an excellent citrus to grow on a balcony or on a terrace. Caring for them from re-potting to pruning helps boost orange harvest and prevents

The bergamot orange tree is the tree that produces the bergamot fruit, which is a component of many perfumes and delicious infusions, herbal teas, and such.

Citrus mitis is an indoor orange tree very well suited to living inside our heated homes.

Fortunella margarita is a citrus plant, also called kumquat, which has cute fruits that can be eaten with their skin.

Four-seasons lemon trees are magnificent citrus plants that are called so because during spring, summer, winter and fall, they bear both fruits and flowers.