Lemon pakisthan

lemon tree (Citrus limon) is a small, evergreen tree that can grow anywhere from 10 to 20 feet tall, though it can be pruned to stay smaller. Its thick, glossy, dark green leaves are oval-shaped with a slightly pointed tip, and they often have a leathery texture. The tree produces fragrant, white or light pink flowers, which eventually give way to the fruit – the lemon.

The lemons themselves are typically oval, bright yellow, and have a textured, pebbly rind. Inside, they have a juicy, tangy pulp divided into segments, and they’re known for their high acidity and zesty flavor. The tree prefers warm, sunny climates with plenty of sunlight, making it ideal for regions like the Mediterranean or parts of California.

Lemon trees require well-drained, slightly acidic soil and consistent watering, but they don’t like to be waterlogged. They’re relatively easy to care for and are often grown in gardens, orchards, or even containers, making them a popular choice for both professional growers and hobbyists.