Celebrate National Lemonade Day with Us!

Last updated: Aug 19 2022

Celebrate National Lemonade Day with Us!

Key takeaways

Meyer Lemon Trees produce sweeter, juicier fruit than standard lemons, making them ideal for fresh lemonade and home use.

Meyer Lemon Trees can be grown in containers or in the ground, giving gardeners flexibility in many climates and spaces.

Provide full sun, well-drained soil, and consistent watering to encourage healthy growth and reliable lemon production.

Come celebrate National Lemonade Day with Trees.com! From now until Monday, August 22nd at midnight, we're giving away one free Meyer Lemon Tree with every order over $199!

*Due to USDA Restrictions, customers in CA, FL, GA, LA, OR, and TX will receive a Cavendish Banana Tree instead.*

When it comes to home-grown citrus trees, there's nothing like the Meyer Lemon. A cross between the tart lemon and the sweet orange, Meyer Lemons are sweeter and juicier than their more common counterparts, making them sought-after in both grocery stores and home gardens alike.

Plus, they make lemonade taste the freshest its ever been! And since summer's not over yet, there's still time to enjoy your favorite refreshing beverage. Get growing, so you can start sipping away!

Learn more about the lovable Meyer Lemon and what makes it so special in the video below. And keep scrolling for helpful planting and care info to get the most out of your lemons.

Written by

Barbara Wilkat

Barbara's earlier careers as a graphic designer took her on travels throughout the Middle East and Southeast Asia, where she was able to see how people connected with plants and agriculture. After returning to school for an Associate Degree in Horticulture, she started her own landscape design and maintenance company.

Since then, she's worn different hats in the industry, from horticulturist to landscape designer. Her passion for interior plants exploded when she was able to work for Interior landscaping companies. And while she learns something new about plants everyday, she enjoys helping folks understand plant care.