Indoor Fruit Trees: An Introduction

Within the last 20 years or so, botanists and other gardening experts have developed a strain of unique fruit bearing trees that can be grown indoors in containers.

Commonly called indoor fruit trees (or indoor citrus trees), these delightful little specimens now make it possible for you to grow your very own fresh fruit right at home.

Perhaps the best known is the Meyer lemon tree, whose sweet seedless lemons are unlike any you’ve ever tried. Like most other varieties of indoor fruit trees, the indoor Meyer lemon tops out at about 3-4 feet in height, making them ideal for even those with the smallest space availability.

There are numerous other varieties that have been introduced in the past few years. Just about any fruit you can imagine is now available as an indoor variety. They include:

  • Dwarf Lime Trees
  • Indoor Orange Trees
  • Indoor Tangerine Trees
  • Dwarf Indoor Pomegranate Trees
  • Indoor Banana Plants
  • Indoor Pineapple Plants
  • Indoor Papaya Trees
  • Indoor Fig Trees
  • Indoor Three-In-One Citrus Trees
  • Indoor Lemon Trees

  • You can even find strawberry, blueberry, and tomato plants that are designed to grow indoors and provide you with fresh, full sized fruit all year long!

    Cost for these indoor fruit trees and plants is surprisingly reasonable. You can get one delivered to your home for about $20!

    To learn more about indoor citrus trees and their care, be sure to get your very own copy of our new ebook, “Indoor Fruit Trees: Buying And Caring For Your Own Indoor Orchard”. You’ll find the link in the upper right hand corner of this page!

    On the article menu to your right, you’ll find an introductory article about each of the most popular varieties of indoor fruit and indoor citrus trees, along with information on where to obtain these trees.

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    Indoor Strawberries and Blueberries

    Everyone loves strawberries and blueberries, and they’re fun to grow …

    The only problem is, birds and other small critters love berries too! We can’t tell you how many times we were ready to pick strawberries and blueberries from our outdoor garden, only to discover the birds snatched them away …

    If this is an all too familiar problem to you too, you’ll be delighted to discover these hardy indoor strawberry plants and indoor blueberry plants.

    They’re super easy to maintain and they yield abundant fruit practically year around! They grow nicely in sturdy containers you can place on a sunny window sill or by a window that gets plenty of sun and light.

    Care requirements are minimal … just keep the plants sufficiently watered and you’ll enjoy ample strawberries and blueberries just about whenever you want!