This is the most popular lime tree. The Tahitian produces delicious juicy seedless limes that are often picked small and green, when they are stronger in flavour.

Alternatively they can be left to ripen on the tree to a light yellow colour; this is when they become their juiciest.

The main harvest is late autumn to mid-winter, although they can bear a smaller summer crop.
This is the most popular lime tree. The Tahitian produces delicious juicy seedless limes that are often picked small and green, when they are stronger in flavour.

Alternatively they can be left to ripen on the tree to a light yellow colour; this is when they become their juiciest.

The main harvest is late autumn to mid-winter, although they can bear a smaller summer crop.

Limes are a great alternative to lemons in all forms of cooking and taste great in a beer. The tree is a medium grower with a lovely dense branching habit, making them ideal for the garden or a pot.
Limes are a great alternative to lemons in all forms of cooking and taste great in a beer. The tree is a medium grower with a lovely dense branching habit, making them ideal for the garden or a pot.