Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day gift? Skip the usual and choose a Meyer Lemon tree—a unique, lasting symbol of love that grows, blooms, and brings joy year-round. Thoughtful, practical, and beautiful, it’s the gift she’ll cherish forever.

Grafted kumquats are the perfect blend of strength and flavor, combining resilience with a sweet-tart taste you won’t find anywhere else. Blooming in late spring and fruiting by mid-fall, these little citrus gems are easy to grow in gardens or containers and bring a burst of color and flavor to any space. Eat the whole fruit—skin and all—for a natural sweet-and-sour treat. Visit our website to add this one-of-a-kind citrus to your collection!

Our brand-new greenhouse is officially up and running! With this expansion, we’re gearing up to produce an additional 12,000 Via Citrus plants, including exciting new varieties. Find out what's coming soon!

Don't just move your citrus from outdoors to indoors abruptly. This sudden change can stress the plant. Instead, over a week or so, start by placing your citrus plant indoors in its desired location for a few hours a day, gradually increasing the indoor time. Be cautious of leaf drop during this period; it's a common response to the change in environment, but the plant will usually recover.

If you're a fan of unique culinary experiences, chances are you've already encountered Yuzu. It's a superstar in the making, sneaking its way into various dishes and products. From the refreshing Yuzu tea that warms you up in the winters to the citrusy splash in your Ponzu sauce. From the subtle Yuzu notes in your artisanal chocolate to the zesty kick in your cocktail. Yuzu is spreading its wings and how!

We've got some exciting news to share that we've been working on for quite a while. We are thrilled to announce the addition of a new product to our Via Citrus family Repots

Meyer Lemon trees are great additions to gardens or indoor spaces. You might enjoy using their fruit or the smell of their blossoms, which are white with a hint of purple at the base. The plants have a long history as ornamental house plants. They were originally bred by mixing lemon and mandarin plants. This mix gives the fruit its eye-catching, golden color and size. Meyer Lemons, in particular, bloom all year round, perfuming the air with their sweetness.

How often should you water citrus? How much water does citrus need? Does watering indoor citrus require more or less water? Unlock the secret to a lush, thriving citrus! Get this tips to grow and water citrus properly.

A calamondin (cal-a-mon-din), also called calamansi, is a small citrus hybrid. People grow it for both its colorful looks and its tasty fruit. Each plant has deep green, oblong leaves and white flowers. These flowers transform into the smooth calamansi fruit, which looks similar to a kumquat.