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Buy citrus trees | Japanese citrus plants

If you are hoping to cultivate an exotic garden, you'll need more than just a lemon tree or two. Truly wonderful scented gardens where you can harvest fruit as well as enjoy the sweet citrus fruit scent are magical, and it is worth diversifying.

As well as lemon trees, why not try finger lime trees, Japanese bitter orange trees, Yuzu trees or other Japanese specialities? There are plenty of trees for sale that will liven up your garden as well as growing citrus plants and producing fragrant white flowers.

Most citrus trees produce fruit but if you want to grow citrus plants, be sure to use summer citrus feed to help your garden soil along. A citrus tree is a great way to create an endless supply of fruit bursting with flavour, the hard part is choosing which citrus plant you'd like the most!

Yuzu and Sudachi trees are amongst the hardiest of all citrus. We offer these trees grafted on to rootstocks that make them suitable for European climates. In the case of yuzu we offer two distinct rootstocks individually optimised for outdoor and indoor growing. Yuzu,

Sudachi, Buddha's Hand and Finger Lime trees stand 100-120cm tall (including pot) and were grafted a minimum of 18 months ago. They are expected to produce their first flowers the spring after delivery. Fruits ripen throughout the year ready for harvest during October – December.

The juice and zest of the fruits are widely used in Japanese cuisine to flavour ponzu, soy sauce, miso, honey and chilli paste. They also make excellent additions to drinks providing a uniquely powerful and tart citrus flavour; yuzu combines the flavours of lemon, grapefruit and mandarin while sudachi is more akin to a sour, peppery lime.  

Sansho, Szechuan and Japanese Bitter Orange trees are all much smaller at 10-20cm tall and only one year old.