The lemon that defines "lemon" for most of the world, Eureka produces classic, bright yellow fruit with thin skin, juicy flesh, and that sharp, true lemon tang you expect in a glass of lemonade or a squeeze over fish. It's the variety behind most grocery-store lemons — now growing in your own yard.
Unlike Meyer, Eureka is nearly thornless and fruits almost continuously year-round in mild climates, with no strong seasonal dormancy — meaning there's rarely a stretch where the tree isn't carrying at least some fruit.
Why You'll Love It
Classic, sharp lemon flavor — the one you already know from the grocery store
Nearly continuous fruiting, with no strong dormant season in mild climates
