Ponderosa Lemon
Discover the Ponderosa Lemon, a giant citrus fruit with multiple virtues.
Perfect for gardens and kitchens, its zest and juice
will enhance your dishes.
Ponderosa Lemon: Fragrant Giant of Gardens
Ponderosa Lemon: Fragrant Giant of Gardens
The Ponderosa Lemon is not just a fruit; it is an invitation to rediscover the magic hidden in the forgotten corners of our gardens and our kitchens. Let it guide you through the history, mysteries and surprising uses of this exceptional citrus fruit.
Join him to explore why the Ponderosa Lemon is more than just a lemon, and how it can transform your green space and awaken your culinary senses.
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Availability & cultivation guide
Availability and shipping info
Available for shipping: End of April to November
Adult size: 3m
Water requirement: Very little
Exposure: Part shade to sunny
Perennial
Detailed description & benefits
The Ponderosa Lemon thrives in a sunny climate and soil
well drained. It appreciates regular watering without excess water. In
pot or in the ground, provide protection against frost. A
partial exposure to shade during the hottest hours of the
day is beneficial. Prune lightly to maintain its shape and
encourage the growth of new fruit.
Did you know ? Discover Exciting Stories
The Ponderosa Lemon, with its size and scent, has long fascinated people.
Some consider it a symbol of prosperity and abundance.
In some cultures, Ponderosa barks are used in
rituals to purify spaces and attract positive energies.
How to cultivate it?
The Ponderosa Lemon thrives in a sunny climate and soil
well drained. It appreciates regular watering without excess water. In
pot or in the ground, provide protection against frost. A
partial exposure to shade during the hottest hours of the
day is beneficial. Prune lightly to maintain its shape and
encourage the growth of new fruit.
FAQs
Q: Is Ponderosa Lemon edible?
A: Yes, both the juice and the zest are edible and popular in cooking.
Q: How long does it take to see the first fruits?
A: The first fruits may appear 3 to 5 years after planting, depending on growing conditions.
Q: How to protect Ponderosa Lemon from frost?
A: In winter, cover the ground with mulch and wrap the trunk if necessary. For potted plants, bring them indoors.
Further information
Although Ponderosa Lemon is mostly safe, it is important
note that excessive consumption of any citrus fruit can lead to
digestive discomfort in some people. As with all
citrus fruits, Ponderosa Lemon juice may increase the sensitivity of the
skin in the sun.
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