Wonderful Seedless Lemons

An Australian farmer discovered a seedless lemon tree after years of studying various lemon varieties and using traditional breeding techniques. To create more trees, the farmer took buds from the seedless lemon tree and replanted them in the existing rootstocks of other trees – a process called budding. Another seedless lemon variety was also discovered in South Africa. After more than a decade of observing trees in the field after the initial budding, we have made these seedless lemons available in the U.S. as Wonderful Seedless Lemons.

For more information, visit our Budding 101 page.

Yes, Wonderful Seedless Lemons are verified by the Non-GMO Project, a North American third-party verification organization.

Yes, Wonderful Seedless Lemons are naturally seedless and Non-GMO Project Verified. To grow new Wonderful Seedless Lemon trees, a bud or plant is removed from an existing tree and replanted into the root stock of another tree, which is the existing roots/base of a tree. This process is called budding, a horticultural technique used to join parts from two or more plants so that they grow as a single plant.

Seedless lemons are just as juicy and flavorful as regular lemons, except they are seedless. They have all the flavor and are the lemons you love, with none of those pesky little seeds.

No, it is not possible for Wonderful Seedless Lemons to have seeds in them because these lemons do not produce seeds.

No, Wonderful Seedless Lemons are not currently organic.