Key Lime Tree
Citrus aurantifolia
Now you can have the fresh, sweet scent of the Florida Keys right in your own garden with our Key Lime Tree. Packed with delicious, deep green fruit, this high-quality tree will yield baskets of incredible limes either in your garden, potted on your deck or patio or even in your favorite room inside your home.
- All it takes is a sunny spot in just about any location
- Plus, it's naturally resistant to pests and diseases, so you can grow your Key Limes organically
- Larger sizes can fruit as soon as the first year
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Why Key Lime Trees?
Now you can have the fresh, sweet scent of the Florida Keys right in your own garden with our Key Lime Tree. Packed with delicious, deep green fruit, this high-quality tree will yield baskets of incredible limes either in your garden, potted on your deck or patio or even in your favorite room inside your home.
All it takes is a sunny spot in just about any location and you'll enjoy the unmatched flavor that only the Key Lime can deliver. Set it in your favorite room and you'll have authentic Key Limes within arm's reach and a short walk to the kitchen where you can bake unforgettable, homemade Key Lime Pies.
Especially since its small size makes it portable and versatile enough to plant and grow fruit just about anywhere. Plus, it's naturally resistant to pests and diseases, so you can grow your Key Limes organically.
Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better
Not only can you grow organic Key Limes effortlessly, and get fruit quickly, but you also get the promise of success. Because we've planted, grown and nurtured our Key Lime Trees for best results, long before they ship to your door, you get a well-rooted, healthy plant. You get a hardy, strong tree that's ready to acclimate to your homescape. And you won't get that same experience at other nurseries or your local big box store.
So, don't wait - these benefits and more are all just a click away. Get your own Key Lime Tree today!
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Product Details
| Mature Height: | 8 ft. |
| Mature Width: | 6-8 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Direct sun patio / Full Sun, Partial Shade outdoors |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate Growing |
| Harvest Time: | Year-round |
| Year to Bear: | Can Fruit the 1st year! |
| Botanical Name: | Citrus aurantifolia |
| Does Not Ship To: | AL,AZ,CA,FL,GA,LA,OR,TX |
| Grows Well In Zones: | 3-11 patio / 8-11 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 3-11 patio / 8-11 outdoors
(hardy down to 20℉)
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Based on 180 reviews
The tree arrived in a
The tree arrived in a perfect condition. I’m in zone 7 so a planted in a pot. So far is doing great. Can’t wait for flowers to bloom next years spring and limes to come along. Thank you FGT. I will recommend that everyone tries this company. It is worth it.
In good shape. Thank.
In good shape. Thank.
Great Tree! Hoping to have
Great Tree! Hoping to have limes soon!
How should I like it?
How should I like it? It's a spindley 3' tree. Hoping it blossoms at some point. Same goes for the orange tree.
Wonderful Key Lime Tree!!!
Excellent, vibrant, hardy tree. Fast Growing Trees sold me a fantastic Key Lime Tree. I bought my Key Lime approximately 6 years ago. Every year it produces all the key limes I need, and the key limes are wonderfully delicious. At first, I planted this tree in 30 gal soft pots and it did well. Eventually, I planted my Key Lime in the ground of composted clay soil with a little sand, and I feed it a lot of chick manure, kitchen scraps around the drip line. This tree is tuff, I mean really tuff. I've abused my tree at times but it did quite well; I'm really impressed. Recommendation: DO NOT PLANT THIS TREE IN ANY TYPE OF POTTING SOIL. Don't even mix potting soil with other stuff. It does not like it. It likes composted clay soil with composted manure, sand, earth worms, fungus, creepy crawlers, etc. These trees are heavy feeders. Keep the tree above 50 degrees with lots of sunlight in the cold winter months, and it will keep producing key lime fruit. If this tree gets ants and scales, the only way I killed them is with malathion pesticide. Nothing else works. I live in central Georgia NE of Macon. Zone 8a