Imagine you are in the Mediterranean and create your own mini fruit garden with this cute set of 8 exotic Mediterranean fruit trees! You will receive a genuine do-it-yourself growing kit. Will you be able to grow these fruit trees into large trees?

The mix includes:
Olea europaea is the most widely cultivated olive tree. The olive tree is very popular in Northern Europe. This tree is hardy and evergreen and can also bear fruit in our region. However, it is important to protect this tree from frost in the first few years until it is sufficiently acclimatized.

Ficus carica, the fig tree, owes its popularity to its deliciously sweet and easily stored fruits. In winter, the fig tree loses its leaves before forming new buds in spring. It is also important to protect the Ficus carica from frost in the first few years.

Citrus limon, the lemon tree, easily bears edible fruits. A lemon tree has additional ornamental value in the garden, as it can simultaneously bear flowers and fruits. Bring summer into your garden! Citrus limon is also very suitable as a houseplant. The lemon tree cannot tolerate frost and should always be kept frost-free during the winter months.

Citrus mitis calamondin, the orange tree, is a cross between the mandarin and the kumquat. This orange tree produces small round oranges with a diameter of up to 4 cm. This tree can also bear flowers and fruits at the same time and is suitable as a houseplant. Citrus calamondin cannot tolerate frost and should always be kept frost-free during the winter months.