Wild lemon

Given its ease of growth in the wild and usefulness as a base for grafting unique types of lemons, wild lemon earned its common term. Being a member of the Rutaceae plant family, it is a strong tree with a height range of 12 to 15 feet. It is abundant in vitamin C, just like other citrus species. Citrus fruits like lemons are a great source of antioxidant flavonoids. Free radicals can harm cells, therefore antioxidants assist the body in getting rid of them. In addition to promoting health and well-being, these minerals can aid in illness prevention. The juice, zest, and rind are all used in several recipes that may be found online. Tea and meat and seafood can be prepared with bush lemon tree leaves.