Citrus Trees

Citrus Trees

Add fragrance, colour, and juicy flavour to your garden with our Citrus Trees collection. These backyard favourites are perfect for pots or garden beds and offer year-round beauty with delicious rewards.

🌱 Why Choose Citrus Trees

✔ Fresh, Homegrown Citrus – Pick mandarins, lemons, and oranges straight from your tree.
✔ Fragrant Blooms – Enjoy heavenly white flowers in spring before fruit appears.
✔ Perfect for Pots or Gardens – Compact varieties thrive in containers or small spaces.
✔ Year-Round Interest – Evergreen leaves, scented blooms, and colourful fruit through the seasons.
✔ Adapted to Australian Climates – Thrive in temperate to subtropical conditions.

Top Picks from This Collection

Discover 3 bestsellers customers love from this collection:

- Imperial Mandarin Tree (Citrus reticulata) – A popular early-season mandarin with easy-to-peel skin and sweet, juicy segments.
- Cara Cara Orange Tree (Dwarf Citrus sinensis) – A compact, pink-fleshed navel orange that’s seedless, low acid, and bursting with flavour.
- Meyer Lemon Tree (Citrus × meyeri) – A sweet, thin-skinned lemon perfect for cooking, cocktails, and container growing.

🏡 Where Citrus Trees Belong in Your Landscape

✅ Kitchen Gardens & Backyards – Easy-access citrus for daily use.
✅ Patios, Courtyards & Balconies – Dwarf trees flourish in large pots.
✅ Edible Landscaping Designs – Mix with herbs, berries, and flowering plants.
✅ Family Gardens – Fun and rewarding for gardeners of all ages.

Expert Plant Selection Tip

Citrus trees need full sun (6+ hours daily) and well-draining soil enriched with compost or citrus-specific fertiliser. Water consistently during dry spells, and mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Use dwarf varieties like Cara Cara for pots and small spaces.

❔ FAQs About Citrus Trees

Are citrus trees easy to grow at home?
Yes, citrus trees are hardy, productive, and beginner-friendly with just a little care.

Can I grow citrus in pots?
Absolutely, dwarf varieties are ideal for pots and perform well with proper drainage and sunlight.

When do citrus trees fruit?
Timing depends on the variety, but most produce in late autumn through winter and into early spring.

How do I keep citrus trees healthy?
Feed them in spring and summer with a citrus fertiliser, water regularly, and prune lightly after fruiting.

Will these trees grow in my area?
Most citrus trees thrive in temperate to subtropical climates, shelter from frost in cooler regions.

🌿 Ready to Transform Your Space with Citrus Trees?

Turn your garden into a fruitful retreat. Shop our Citrus Trees collection today!