Don't live where the sun shines enough to allow for local home-grown citrus fruit? Try these two sites for gift packs of citrus straight to your door:

Note - we are still looking for the best online purveyor of lemons and limes. Plenty of folks sell great oranges, grapefruits, tangerines, and the like, but (as you might imagine) we would really like to have a link to *lemons*. If you are, or know of, a quality lemon & lime vendor, by all means go to our Contact Us page and let us know!

The Ultimate Citrus Page is your portal to all things Citrus.  Probably one of the best compendiums of citrus information and related links out there, and in particular you'll find lots of insider information on the Citrus industry:  

We at Citrusgrater.com have a weakness for all things Lemon.  Lots of good information about lemons and what you can do with them to be found at the Lemonflower website - including some nice gifts:

Interested in learning how to grow Citrus fruit trees at home?  No, you don't have to live in the tropics.  With the right soil, care, lighting, and home growing environment, it is possible to grow lemons, limes, grapefruits, and other citrus fruits, in many places you wouldn't think possible. This site hosts excellent discussions of how:

If you've read up on the discussion forums above, and have decided that there is no better lemon or lime then one you can grow yourself, try this site where you can order quality stock of many different kinds - lemons, limes, oranges, mandarins, and more:

Florida? Citrus? It is hard to think of the one without the other. This site is put out by the Florida Department of Citrus, so you have to expect it is authoritative about citrus information of all kinds. In particular, look for the latest on citrus in health and nutrition, as well as up-to-date data on citrus-related agricultural research:

Interested in some history and botany with your Lemons? Try these educational links about lemons and citrus fruit: