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Is there a different meyer lemon variety?

9 years ago

I came across to what tastes like a Meyer lemon, but the fruit is round, looks like oranges instead of lemons. they grow about the size of a large eureka lemon.
I read that meyer and meyer improved fruit is pretty similar, but this one is different in shape. Could it be a different variety?

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johnmerr
9 years ago
Some are round, some are "normal" lemon shape; some have a neck; they are all Meyers. The only Meyer trees available in the world today are the Improved Meyer.
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