This dwarf-sized tree is easy to grow and can produce fruit in its first year! The Pink Variegated Eureka lemon tree is drought-tolerant, isn’t super picky about its soil, and is not prone to pests or disease. It’s perfectly content as a container tree, and will give you juicy, pink lemons for months.

Sun Exposure

• Full to partial sun (six to eight hours)

Soil pH

• 5.5 to 6.5

Hardiness Zones

• 4 to 11 – patio
• 8 to 11 – outdoors

Spacing

• 9 feet away from other trees

Moisture

• Water every few days during the first year
• After the first year, water every 10 days or more during high heat
• Let the soil for container trees dry out between watering

Notes

• Mature height: 8 feet
• Mature width: 6 to 8 feet
• Harvest from November to March
  • When fruit is striped it is more tangy
  • When stripes disappear the fruit is more mellow
• Can fruit in the first year
• Drought tolerant

Have you tried growing Pink Variegated Eureka lemon trees? What region do you grow them in? Please tell us your experiences growing Pink Variegated Eureka lemons.