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LEMON TREE (CITRUS TREE)
Citrus Lemon is large shrub or small, freely branching, spiny tree with narrowly ovate, finely toothed, light green leaves, 5-10cm long. Fragrant white flowers, 4-5cm across, borne singly or in small cymes, open from red- or purple-tinted buds; they are followed by broadly ovoid yellow fruit, 7-15cm long. Height 2-7m, Spread 1.5-3m. Native of Asia.
A preferred choice for landscape design in Dubai, the lemon tree flourishes in the UAE's sunny climate and complements both traditional and contemporary outdoor spaces. Its compact canopy and fragrant blooms make it an ideal addition to modern garden landscape design, villa landscaping, residential landscaping, commercial landscape development, and sustainable landscape design projects across Dubai and the UAE. Besides enhancing the landscape, it rewards growers with fresh lemons that can be enjoyed throughout much of the year when properly cared for. Lemon trees thrive in full sun with fertile, well-draining soil and regular watering during active growth.
The lemon tree combines ornamental beauty with practical value, making it an excellent addition to residential gardens and commercial landscapes.
- Produces fresh, aromatic lemons
- Glossy evergreen foliage
- Fragrant white seasonal blossoms
- Attractive rounded canopy
- Excellent fruit and ornamental tree
- Ideal for gardens, patios, courtyards, and villas
- Thrives in warm climatic conditions
- Provides year-round landscape appeal
The Lemon Tree performs best in a sunny location with well-draining, nutrient-rich soil. Regular watering, seasonal feeding, and occasional pruning help encourage healthy foliage, fragrant flowers, and consistent fruit production. Its hardy nature makes it an excellent choice for residential landscaping, commercial landscape development, and sustainable landscape design across Dubai and the UAE. Avoid waterlogged soil, and provide a citrus-specific fertilizer during the growing season to support vigorous growth and abundant harvests.
- Plant in full sun for optimum growth
- Use fertile, well-draining soil
- Water regularly during the establishment period
- Allow the top layer of soil to dry slightly between watering
- Feed with a citrus fertilizer during the growing season
- Prune lightly to maintain shape and improve airflow
- Remove dry or damaged branches when required
- Inspect periodically for common citrus pests and diseases
