Lime Trees

Persian Limes, Key Limes, Red Limes, Indian Sweet Limes, Kaffir Limes, how do you plant just one?

Persian Lime

Persian Lime

Persian Lime is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. Seedless, juicy lime for everyday use; heavy-bearing on compact trees.

Indian Sweet Lime

Indian Sweet Lime

Indian Sweet Lime is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. Low-acid, mild citrus prized for refreshing drinks; best fully ripe.

Kaffir Lime

Kaffir Lime

Kaffir Lime is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. Fragrant leaves essential in Southeast Asian cooking; bumpy, aromatic fruit.

Key Limequat

Key (Limequat)

Key (Limequat) is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. Key lime × kumquat hybrid; small, tangy fruit with edible peel for cocktails and pies.

Red Lime

Red Lime

Red Lime is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. Colorful lime with reddish peel and tangy juice; striking ornamental and culinary citrus.

Finger Lime (Red)

Finger Lime (Red)

Finger Lime (Red) is well suited for USDA Growing Zones 9A and 9B—ideal for St. Augustine and Northeast Florida gardens. ‘Citrus caviar’ pearls in red tones; gourmet garnish with bright lime pop.