Australian Finger Lime

One of the most popular fruit right now, this native Australian micro-citrus has unique & interesting caviar-like green-yellow flesh with a pure tart lime flavor. Skin is a dark purple & the plant is hardy to 40 degrees. Ripens late fall to early winter & reaches roughly 5-feet tall by 5-feet wide in size.

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Bearss Lime

Produces fruit almost as large as a lemon, this variety is a heavy producer of green limes with green flesh that has a sweet, tart flavor. Ripens late fall to early winter, is hardy to 25 degrees & reaches roughly 5-feet tall by 5-feet wide in size.

Improved Meyer Lemon

A classic lemon that is one of the easiest citrus plants to grow. Produces fragrant white flowers that are followed by orange-yellow fruit that are juicy, have great flavor & are a little less acidic than store-bought lemons. Ripens late fall to early winter, is hardy to 35 degrees & reaches roughly 5-feet tall by 5-feet wide in size.

Kiyomi Tangor

A unique fruit that is a hybrid of a Mandarin and a sweet Orange. Produces good crops of bright orange fruit that have a rich spicy flavor, perfect for eating fresh or using for juice. Ripens late fall to early winter, is hardy to 20 degrees & reaches roughly 5-feet tall by 5-feet wide in size.

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Owari Satsuma Mandarin

This classic holiday orange produces abundant crops of bright orange, easy to peel fruit that has a sweet & delicious flavor. Ripens late November to early December, is hardy to 15 degrees & reaches roughly 5-feet tall by 5-feet wide in size.

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Snow Dragon

An ornamental citrus that has striking contorted branching & stunning variegated foliage. Ripens in late fall, is hardy to 0 degrees & reaches roughly 3-feet tall by 3-feet wide in size.

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Sudachi Hybrid Yuzu

A prized citrus variety in Japan, it is a cross between a Yuzu & an unidentified Japanese orange-like citrus. Produces green to yellow fruit that have a spicy tart lemon lime flavor. Ripens late fall to early winter, is hardy to 10 degrees & reaches roughly 5-feet tall by 5-feet wide in size.

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Yuzu Ichandrin

Prized in Japan for flavoring, juice and preserves, this hardy variety bears abundant, easy-to-peel, 3” diameter fruit with tasty, lemon-lime flavor. Ripens late fall to early winter, is hardy to 0 degrees & reaches roughly 6-feet tall by 6-feet wide in size.

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