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I can only convey my experience with Meyer lemon from cuttings. I bought two small cuttings just over 3 years ago and planted them in the ground. I have to protect them in winter. They are now over 8 feet tall and wide and carrying well over a hundred lemons each. I have pruned them many times to maintain a size I can handle, and they need it again. Last year they produced 70 - 90 lemons each...I lost count. TFN
Quote from: TooFarNorth on July 08, 2018, 08:17:07 AMI can only convey my experience with Meyer lemon from cuttings. I bought two small cuttings just over 3 years ago and planted them in the ground. I have to protect them in winter. They are now over 8 feet tall and wide and carrying well over a hundred lemons each. I have pruned them many times to maintain a size I can handle, and they need it again. Last year they produced 70 - 90 lemons each...I lost count. TFNLemon are as standard to my table as salt and pepper shakers but still, what do you do with so many lemons?