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Citrus Plants

Hey, this may seem slightly random but does anyone know where I could find cheap-ish citrus plants (lemon / orange.. and windowsill ornamental type varieties not an actual tree)? Online places that deliver / offline places?

Suggestions v. much appreciated, thank you!
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  • midnightraven3
    midnightraven3 Posts: 2,720 Forumite
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    they can be expensive
    i know parkers do them
    and there was a 20% off code thats been usable for weeks now,
    i have used it 4 times:D

    and you get free red rhoddies with every order

    i shall see if i can find the code again
    i last used it on wednesday
  • midnightraven3
    midnightraven3 Posts: 2,720 Forumite
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    yes it still works
    i just tried it

    code is
    GWS77

    and you can use it here

    http://www.jparkers.co.uk/c-cc/fruit-and-veg-plants/fruit-trees-patiodwarf/

    they have some good deals on buy 2 get a 3rd free etc
    because of the discount i bought 3 melony flavoured pear trees!
  • Willeh
    Willeh Posts: 167 Forumite
    Hey midnightraven3, thank you!! Looks good, and price doesn't look too bad (compared to some others that have been much more!)
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  • Badrick
    Badrick Posts: 607 Forumite
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    Thompson and Morgan have 2 plants in 9cm pots - 1 of each Price: £14.99 + del.

    http://www.thompson-morgan.com/fruit1/product/p03883/1.html
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  • midnightraven3
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    some of the citrus plants out there can be expensive
    these will be younger trees
    and so probably wont produce the 1st year
    personally i would rather buy a younger tree and wait

    thats what i have done this year
    mini apple & pear trees, grapes, and the melon/pear tree
    and a few other things i normally wouldnt have grown
    but their prices seem rather good
    my mum ordered lot of bedding plants frm there as well

    delivery isnt the quickest i have ever had, but they come well packed and in good condition
    i have been happy with all i have gotten from them
  • VoucherMan
    VoucherMan Posts: 2,807 Forumite
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    How about a local garden centre.

    I bought a miniature orange tree (about 6" tall) before Christmas for about £2-£3. I can't remember the exact price, but I never pay more than than for indoor plants.

    The fruit have all withered now - I read that they're quite bitter so I never tried any.

    I haven't noticed any in the garden centre recently, so they may only stock them at Christmas / novelty type.
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