Originally from Southeast Asia, Citrus limon Eureka, commonly known as the Four Seasons lemon tree, stands out for its exceptional ability to flower and fruit nearly continuously throughout the year. Extremely floriferous, it produces juicy, thin-skinned lemons with an intense fragrance, making it ideal for mild climates or protected cultivation.
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Characteristics of Citrus limon Eureka
Citrus limon Eureka is a compact, dense lemon tree, well-suited for container growing or in-ground planting in Mediterranean climates. It features glossy, evergreen foliage and a nearly continuous bloom cycle. Its fragrant flowers give way to yellow, juicy fruits with a well-balanced acidic and aromatic profile. With moderate growth, this cultivar is easy to train and maintain, making it a popular choice for ornamental and productive uses. Its extended fruiting period allows for multiple harvests each year.
How to use Citrus limon Eureka ?
The Four Seasons lemon tree is ideal for growing in pots on terraces or balconies, especially in frost-free areas. In mild climates, it can be planted in the ground as a standalone specimen, espaliered against a sunny wall, or included in an ornamental citrus orchard. Its decorative appeal—glossy foliage, fragrant blooms, and ornamental fruit—makes it a versatile addition to both productive and aesthetic garden layouts. In greenhouses or conservatories, it ensures steady production and year-round interest.
Best practices for cultivating Citrus limon Eureka ?
Plant in well-drained, organically rich soil, slightly acidic to neutral in pH. For container culture, use a dedicated citrus potting mix. Allow 1.5 to 2 m spacing for in-ground planting. Water regularly, allowing the top layer of soil to dry between irrigations. Apply a citrus-specific organic-mineral fertilizer from spring through fall. Light pruning at the end of winter helps open the canopy and encourage fruiting. Winter protection is essential in frost-prone areas.
