Genoa Lemon Tree
Genoa Lemon Tree – Italian Heirloom Citrus with a Late-Winter Harvest Introduced from Genoa, Italy in 1875, the Genoa Lemon Tree is one of the oldest and most respected lemon varieties in cultivation. Similar in character to the Eureka, Genoa sets itself apart with its distinctly late-winter peak harvest — ripening in February and March when fresh homegrown lemons are most welcome — and its exceptionally compact, thornless form that makes it one of the best lemon trees for containers and small spaces. If you’re looking for an heirloom variety with proven performance, beautiful form, and a harvest that bridges winter and spring, the Genoa Lemon is a standout choice. Why You’ll Love the Genoa Lemon Tree Late-Winter Peak Harvest: Ripens February–March — fills the gap when most other citrus has finished and fresh lemons are hardest to find Italian Heirloom Heritage: Introduced from Genoa, Italy in 1875 — over 150 years of proven performance in home and commercial orchards Compact &