Love fruit trees but don't have a backyard or garden space? No problem! You can grow these indoor fruit trees right in your home. Although it may sound strange to contemplate having an actual tree ...

Dwarf trees, like the Meyer lemon tree, only grow six to 10 feet tall, but since they grow in a shrub shape, they need up to a 10-by-10 space — or you can prune the bottom to keep it in a small pot.

Q: I have a Meyer lemon tree in my yard that produces great-tasting lemons. It is a semi-dwarf tree, and I took several seeds from these lemons planting them in pots where they are growing nicely ...

Dwarf Meyer lemon trees (Citrus x meyeri) thrive in pots with plenty of sun exposure. They produce lemons at just two to three years old, says Justin Hancock, horticulturist at Costa Farms. Look ...

Q: I have a 5- to 6-year-old dwarf Meyer lemon tree that is about 10 feet tall and just as wide. It is in the ground and gets lots of sun.

Other citrus is available in dwarf form and can be grown in containers, but Meyer lemons, which grow in the 3- to 4-feet range, are by far the most popular.

Dwarf trees, like the Meyer lemon tree, only grow six to 10 feet tall, but since they grow in a shrub shape, they need up to a 10-by-10 space — or you can prune the bottom to keep it in a small pot.

Due to root decimation from larvae over the course of two seasons, I have lost a prize Washington navel orange tree that was 20 years old, a dwarf Meyer lemon tree and Big Jim loquat tree that ...

Dwarf trees, like the Meyer lemon tree, only grow six to 10 feet tall, but since they grow in a shrub shape, they need up to a 10-by-10 space — or you can prune the bottom to keep it in a small pot.