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LEMONS
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| GENOA
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Eureka
type of lemon. Tree smaller than other lemons and is well suited
to most home gardens. Bears heavily while still young and
produces a heavy summer crop.
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| LEMONADE
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Fast
growing and bears quite heavily when young. Bears July to
August. Fresh tangy flavour, fruit has pale yellow rind and
relatively easy to peel.
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| LISBON |
A
strong growing, fairly large tree, bearing its heaviest crop in
late winter and spring, a very hardy standard variety.
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| MEYER |
Most
popular lemon for the home garden. Fruits heavily year after
year. Thin-skinned, smooth, bright golden fruit throughout the
year. Hardiest of all lemons.
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| VILLA
FRANCA |
Thornless
and a smaller tree than Lisbon. Prolific and bears a heavy
summer crop.
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| YEN
BEN |
Lisbon
type but with a thin skin and smaller in growth. Fruits July.
Fruit very juicy popular export variety.
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| VARIEGATED
EUREKA |
Introduced
from California. Very attractive ornamental cultivar. Fruit
smaller than Eureka, often ribbed, and the young fruitlets are
variegated.
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| VARIEGATED
VILLA FRANCA |
Similar
to variegated Eureka Thornless variety and very ornamental.
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