Vivero, either lakeside or in Guad where I can buy/order mature Queen Palm and Meyer lemon tree

Any suggestions for Viveros either lakeside or in Guad where I can order a Queen Palm that has some height to it. I'm replacing another one that is 8 years old ... which has died.

I also want a meyer lemon which I have seen here, but I want one that already has some size to it beyond just a single trunk ....

Thanks for any leads or suggestions,

S.

If you find a Meyer's lemon tree, I'd love to know. I tried to find them and couldn't. Something about not doing well in this climate. If you find one that has fruit, even a small one, I would buy it. Please let us know.

Gogo wrote:If you find a Meyer's lemon tree, I'd love to know.  I tried to find them and couldn't. Something about not doing well in this climate.  If you find one that has fruit, even a small one, I would buy it.  Please let us know.

The person working (I think family member/owner) at the Vivero at the 'bend' in Joco said he had a Meyer Lemon.
S.

Gogo wrote:If you find a Meyer's lemon tree, I'd love to know.  I tried to find them and couldn't. Something about not doing well in this climate.  If you find one that has fruit, even a small one, I would buy it.  Please let us know.

We purchased a Meyer lemon tree about 8 years ago from Vivero Azucena, Javier Mina #43, Ajijic.

I know that Vivero ... I'll check. Thanks.

Thanks! I'll check both of them.

We have a Meyer Lemon tree and it does very well!

David wrote:We have a Meyer Lemon tree and it does very well!

oh, it's the guy with the curly hair! Thanks.

Behind SuperLake.

SunshineyDay wrote:Behind SuperLake.

No he is located north of the Ajijic Clinic on the west side of the street.

We bought ours behind SuperLake and we have it in a pot and it produces alot of lemons

I planted 4 types of lemons last year. They are all doing well. Three are in large containers,

The idea is that each variety fruits at a different time of the year and one has a continuous supply of lemons.

1- Limon criollo
2- Limon persa
3- Limon Meyer
4- Limon Eureka

SunFan

SunFan wrote:I planted 4 types of lemons last year. They are all doing well. Three are in large containers,

The idea is that each variety fruits at a different time of the year and one has a continuous supply of lemons.

1- Limon criollo
2- Limon persa
3- Limon Meyer
4- Limon Eureka

SunFan

Where did you buy them?

conejorapido wrote:

SunFan wrote:I planted 4 types of lemons last year. They are all doing well. Three are in large containers,

The idea is that each variety fruits at a different time of the year and one has a continuous supply of lemons.

1- Limon criollo
2- Limon persa
3- Limon Meyer
4- Limon Eureka

SunFan

Where did you buy them?

At the time I believe it was the one just South of Superlake. They come and go so can't guarantee you'll get them all there.

There was a time three or four years ago when disease prevented the sale of any lemon trees.

If you go, see if they carry Kaffir Lime trees. My wife does amazing Mediterranean cuisine. I'm growing some from seed but at my age...........

SunFan

Sounds like you eat real good food!