Located in Lemon Grove, California (just east of San Diego), the Lemon Grove Giant Lemon is a iconic roadside attraction celebrating the town’s agricultural heritage.

Specs: Measures roughly 10 ft long by 6 ft wide, weighs around 3,000 lbs, and is made of plaster, fiberglass, and wire frame over wood.

Origin: Originally constructed in 1928 as a parade float for the Fiesta de San Diego parade by local architect Alberto Treganza.

Legacy: Loved by locals, it was installed permanently near the trolley tracks after the parade to promote the area’s thriving citrus orchards.

Motto: The base displays the city’s historic slogan: “Best Climate On Earth”.

Name: World’s Largest Lemon

Lat, Long: 32.7422858,-117.0306439

Location: Lemon Grove, California, USA

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