We now grow citrus in the tall 1 gallon and 15 gallon pot size.
Our citrus trees can be purchased at Kula Hardware & Nursery, directly from the nursery, or shipped to any island.
(see sales policy)
(see price and availability)
We pride ourselves in growing vigorous and pest-free citrus trees that are ready to go in the ground and sometimes already flowering and fruiting. Follow the links to detailed resources on each variety and see our growing season information at the base of this page.
Citrus varieties that we try to have consistently in stock are:
LEMON
ʻImproved Meyerʻ (standard, semi-dwarf and dwarf rootstock)
ʻAllen Newmanʻ Eureka (standard rootstock)
ʻ8Aʻ Lisbon (standard and dwarf rootstock)
LIME
ʻTahitianʻ - aka. ʻBearssʻ, ʻPersianʻ (standard and dwarf rootstock)
ʻThornless Mexicanʻ - aka. ʻBartendersʻ, ʻCoronaʻ (standard rootstock)
ʻCalamansiʻ (standard rootstock)
ʻKaffirʻ (standard rootstock)
ʻAustralian Fingerʻ (standard rootstock)
ORANGE
ʻBeckʻ Navel (standard rootstock)
ʻCara caraʻ Navel (standard rootstock)
ʻCutterʻ Valencia (standard rootstock)
ʻFisherʻ Navel (standard rootstock)
ʻLane Lateʻ Navel (standard rootstock)
ʻParent Wahsingtonʻ Navel (standard rootstock)
ʻMidknight Valenciaʻ (standard rootstock)
ʻOlindaʻ Valencia (standard rootstock)
TANGERINE
'Clementine' (semi-dwarf rootstock)
ʻDaisy SLʻ (standard rootstock)
'Fairchild LS' (standard rootstock)
'Fremont' (semi-dwarf rootstock)
ʻGold Nuggetʻ (standard rootstock)
'Honey' (standard rootstock)
'Lee X Nova' (standard rootstock)
'Page' (standard rootstock)
ʻTangoʻ (standard and semi-dwarf rootstock)
TANGELO
ʻMineolaʻ (standard and semi-dwarf rootstock)
GRAPEFRUIT
ʻRio Redʻ (standard rootstock)
ʻOroblancoʻ (standard rootstock)
ʻStar Rubyʻ (standard rootstock)
Extending your Citrus Growing Season
Planting a diversity of citrus varieties comes with benefits.
Many varieties have different flowering seasons, fruit bearing seasons, and the ability to 'hold' mature fruit on the tree. A diverse orchard increases pollinator access, yield, resilience to pests, and extends your growing/harvest season.
Included below are snapshots of our citrus varieties listed in order of their recorded season of ripeness. Keep in mind the micro-climates of Hawaii will vary your growing season, but the general trends of these citrus varieties can be anticipated for a prolific orchard.
LEMONS-Often these varieties bear year round and hold well on the tree
'8A Lisbon'-Winter-early Spring
'Allen Newman Eureka'-Late Winter-Summer
'Improved Meyer'-Spring
LIMES
'Tahitian'-Fall-Winter
'Thornless Mexican'-Fall-Winter
'Calamansi'-Year round
'Kaffir'-Year round
'Australian Finger'-Year round
ORANGES
'Beck' Navel-Early bearing Winter
'Fisher' Navel-Early bearing Winter
'Cara Cara' Navel-Winter
'Parent Washington' Navel-Winter
'Lane Late' Navel-Late bearing Winter-Summer
'Cutter' Valencia-Spring-Summer
'Midknight' Valencia-Spring-Summer, large fruit
'Olinda' Valencia-Summer
TANGERINE
'Lee x Nova'-Fall-Winter, fruit holds well through Spring
'Daisy SL'-Early Winter, Low seeded
'Fairchild LS'-Early Winter, Low seeded
'Page'-Early Winter-Spring
'Honey'-Early Winter-Spring
'Tango'-Winter-Spring, Seedless
'Fremont'-Winter-Spring
'Clementine'-Winter-Spring, often bears year round
'Gold Nugget' -Spring-Summer, fruit holds well through Summer
TANGELO
'Mineola'- Winter-Spring
GRAPEFRUIT
'Oro Blanco' - Fall-Spring, can bear year-round
'Star Ruby' - Spring-Summer
'Rio Red'-Early Spring-Summer, Late season maturity can bear year-round
Planting a diversity of citrus varieties comes with benefits.
Many varieties have different flowering seasons, fruit bearing seasons, and the ability to 'hold' mature fruit on the tree. A diverse orchard increases pollinator access, yield, resilience to pests, and extends your growing/harvest season.
Included below are snapshots of our citrus varieties listed in order of their recorded season of ripeness. Keep in mind the micro-climates of Hawaii will vary your growing season, but the general trends of these citrus varieties can be anticipated for a prolific orchard.
LEMONS-Often these varieties bear year round and hold well on the tree
'8A Lisbon'-Winter-early Spring
'Allen Newman Eureka'-Late Winter-Summer
'Improved Meyer'-Spring
LIMES
'Tahitian'-Fall-Winter
'Thornless Mexican'-Fall-Winter
'Calamansi'-Year round
'Kaffir'-Year round
'Australian Finger'-Year round
ORANGES
'Beck' Navel-Early bearing Winter
'Fisher' Navel-Early bearing Winter
'Cara Cara' Navel-Winter
'Parent Washington' Navel-Winter
'Lane Late' Navel-Late bearing Winter-Summer
'Cutter' Valencia-Spring-Summer
'Midknight' Valencia-Spring-Summer, large fruit
'Olinda' Valencia-Summer
TANGERINE
'Lee x Nova'-Fall-Winter, fruit holds well through Spring
'Daisy SL'-Early Winter, Low seeded
'Fairchild LS'-Early Winter, Low seeded
'Page'-Early Winter-Spring
'Honey'-Early Winter-Spring
'Tango'-Winter-Spring, Seedless
'Fremont'-Winter-Spring
'Clementine'-Winter-Spring, often bears year round
'Gold Nugget' -Spring-Summer, fruit holds well through Summer
TANGELO
'Mineola'- Winter-Spring
GRAPEFRUIT
'Oro Blanco' - Fall-Spring, can bear year-round
'Star Ruby' - Spring-Summer
'Rio Red'-Early Spring-Summer, Late season maturity can bear year-round