The Citrus family of oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits, tangerines, and kumquats make up the most lucrative fruit crop in the world. The multi-billion dollar citrus industry plays a role in almost every economy on the globe. The fruit has also been a historical provider of the valuable vitamin C to mankind from before man even knew we needed such vitamins to save us from epidemics like scurvy. On a smaller scale, the citrus tree is one of the most popular for home gardening, no matter what climate. It is grown outdoors, usually in protected locations, across the gulf coastal region and grown in containers for bringing indoors in northern climates. So no matter where you live, a citrus tree will add a sweet fragrance, delicious fruit, and ornamental appeal to your home garden. Willis Orchard Company offers only the top choice varieties for your home orchard and we also offer all the necessary fertilizers and soil amendments to make growing your citrus tree fun and easy. ***(WE DO NOT SHIP CITRUS TO FLORIDA, TEXAS or ARIZONA.)*** (Exception for citrus orders over $500 to the state of Florida.)*

Kumquat Citrus Trees

	Meiwa Kumquat Tree The Meiwa Kumquat tree grows 8 to 15 ft tall, the branches light green and angled when young, thornless or with a few spines. Kumquats are believed native to China. Fresh kumquats, especially the M... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

	Nagami Kumquat Tree The Nagami Kumquat Trees have been grown in Europe and North America since the mid-19th Century, mainly as ornamental yard trees or as potted specimens in patios and greenhouses. The fruit is oblon... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

Lemon Citrus Trees

	Dwarf Meyer Lemon Tree The Dwarf Meyer Lemon trees are among the most popular dwarf citrus container plants because they bloom for an extended period. This compact dwarf citrus tree grows well in most U.S. climates. The ... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

	Improved Myer's Lemon Tree The Meyer lemon flesh is a light orange-yellow color. The juice of the Meyer lemon is sweeter than most lemons. The University of California developed the Improved Meyer Lemon as a virus-free tree.... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

	Ponderosa Lemon Tree The Ponderosa Lemon is one of the largest lemons. The fruit can grow to be nearly 2 pounds each with ample juice on the inside. The tree holds onto its fruit extremely well, even on the smaller tre... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 7 - 10

Lime Citrus Trees

	Key Lime Tree The Key Lime Tree is by far the most popular lime tree in North America. Although not as cold hardy as some dwarf citrus trees, the dwarf Key Lime tree can be successfully container-grown. The Key ... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

	Persian Lime Tree The Persian Lime Tree is the primary citrus fruit grown commercially in the U.S. and sold simply as a "lime". The advantages of the Persian lime in commercial agriculture compared to the Key lime a... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 7 - 10

Orange Citrus Trees

	Blood Orange Tree With their startling fruit, the Blood Orange Tree make ornamental additions to the garden. The Blood Orange makes a colorful orange juice and makes for great breakfast juice. This uniquely colored ... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

	Navel Orange Tree A single mutation in 1820 in an orchard of sweet oranges planted at a monastery in Brazil yielded the navel orange, also known as the Washington, Riverside, or Bahie navel. Today, navel oranges con... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

	Valencia Orange Tree The Valencia or Murcia orange is one of the sweet oranges used for juice extraction. It is a late-season fruit, and therefore a popular variety when the navel oranges are out of season. For this re... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

Other Citrus Trees

	Dancy's 'Honeybell' Tangerine Tree The Tangerine is an orange or red colored citrus fruit. They are smaller than most oranges, and the skin of some varieties peels off more easily. The taste is often more sour, or tart, than that of... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

	Improved Satsuma Orange Tree The Improved Satsuma Tree has shown the highest quality and most cold tolerance. First introduced from Japan in 1878, satsumas produce fragrant white blossoms in March and April. These trees are al... click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10

	Ruby Red Grapefruit Tree Ruby Red Grapefruit tree. click here for more information and prices. Will grow in zones: 8 - 10