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Murrieta, CA Citrus nursery recommendations?

bunnymoonflowers

12 years ago

I'd especially like to find trees with multiple types of citrus on them. Does anyone have a nursery rec for that area? Or anywhere in Riverside? Just bought a house up there this month. Backyard is smallish (7,000 sq ft lot, 2/3 of yard is in front.) so I may be limited to dwarf varieties.

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nmgirl
11 years ago
Trees with multiple fruit types are grafted.
Try the yellow pages or do an online search. You can order these trees from nurseries too.
bunnymoonflowers
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks for the response. I have a nursery I can order from, I was just hoping to see them in person first. Guess I'll go ahead with ordering. :)
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elladog
11 years ago
Orchard Supply Hardware carries citrus from Four Winds Growers, which specializes in dwarf citrus. I have a tangerine and a key lime from them growing in my yard.
bunnymoonflowers
Original Author
11 years ago
Haven't been to Orchard Supply, but saw beautiful specimens at Lowe's yesterday: unfortunately the lemon is Eureka and I have my heart set on Meyer. It also had Valencia, Navel, and some kind of Tangelo I think...all good. I'll check out Orchard.

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