Saturday, February 16, 2013

Key Lime Tree Two Gallon Plant


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Key Lime Tree Two Gallon Plant Description:


The Mexican Thornless lime, also known as Key lime, is the bartender`s lime, with the added bonus of having no thorns. For baking, this variety's claim to fame is its use in making Key lime pie. An additional benefit of the thornless strain is that the fruit is larger, ripening in late fall. Evergreen. Full sun. Moderate grower to 15 feet tall, 6 to 8 feet wide or clip to shape. Mature fruit is small, green to yellow green ripening in July to December. Can be grown indoors during the winter for those in extreme winter areas. Fragrant white flowers in early spring Hardy to USDA zone 10 and all



Key Lime Tree Two Gallon Plant Features:


  • Shipped as a well established plant in its original soil and container.
  • The Mexican Thornless lime, also known as Key lime, is the bartender`s lime, with the added bonus of having no thorns. For baking, this variety's claim to fame is its use in making Key lime pie.
  • An additional benefit of the thornless strain is that the fruit is larger, ripening in late fall. Evergreen. Full sun. Moderate grower to 15 feet tall, 6 to 8 feet wide or clip to shape.
  • Mature fruit is small, green to yellow green ripening in July to December. Can be grown indoors during the winter for those in extreme winter areas.
  • Fragrant white flowers in early spring Hardy to USDA zone 10 and all higher zones. Outstanding small tree for large terra cotta pots in the Italian style that may be moved for winter protection in marginal areas. Can not ship citrus trees to AZ, FL, or TX.


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