Source tree from Moon Valley Nursery, Apr 2013
- Graft 1: Xie Shan Satsuma CCPP VI-621, scion wood from CCPP, Feb 2016
- Graft 2: Seedless Kishu Mandarin CCPP VI-433, scion wood from CCPP, Feb 2016
- Graft 3: Frost Owari Satsuma CCPP VI-33, scion wood from CCPP, Apr 2016
- Graft 4: Pixie Mandarin CCPP VI-10, scion wood from CCPP, Apr 2016
- Graft 5: New Zealand Lemonade CCPP VI-734, scion wood from CCPP, Feb 2017
- Graft 6: USDA 88-2 Mandarin CCPP VI-501, scion wood from CCPP, Feb 2017
- Graft 7: Honey Mandarin CCPP VI-133, scion wood from CCPP, Feb 2017
Fairly compact lemon tree (it would probably get large, but it is easy for me to keep it pruned to about 8 ft), but healthy and vigorous at the same time. It is exceptionally productive. On an 8 ft x 8 ft tree, I get at 50-100 lemons. And these lemons are huge: larger than baseball size, not quite softball sized. They are extremely aromatic and have an orange-lemon flavor (not as sour as a lemon, not as sweet as an orange, a nicely balanced flavor).
Meyer Lemon
Meyer Lemon full of blooms
