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Lemon Lemonade Makrut Lime Tahitian Lime

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List of all plant growing information

Lemon 'Eureka' UT
Citrus limon
Not to Norfolk Island, NT, SA, TAS or WA
'Eureka' is a great lemon tree for warmer areas as it crops almost year-round. The fruit is virtually seedless, large, smooth, with a thin skin and a true lemon flavour. The trees are almost thornless, tall with an open branching habit, dark-green leaves and sweet-smelling white blossoms. Trees are self-pollinated and suit backyards and orchards. It grows best in full sun and a fertile, well-drained soil with winter temperatures above 5°C.
Provided as tubestock.
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GC107Save $1.90

Lemonade UT
Citrus limon x reticulata
Not to Norfolk Island, NT, SA, TAS or WA
'Lemonade' trees are highly productive, often producing several crops a year of tangy fruit. The fruit looks just like a lemon and was first discovered growing as a seedling in New Zealand in the late 20th century. Lemonade fruits have a low acidity, are easy to peel with a sweet, citrus flesh that can be eaten fresh. It is the sweetest of lemons and can be juiced for a refreshing drink. The tree grows to 4 m high and benefits from tip pruning. It is self-pollinating and thorny like most citrus. It suits backyards and orchards.
Provided as tubestock.
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GC222Save $1.90

Makrut Lime UT
Citrus hystrix
Not to Norfolk Island, NT, SA, TAS or WA
Syn. kaffir lime.
A type of citrus native to South-East Asia with a long history of uses including cooking, perfumery and medicine. The fruit and leaves have an intense and very pleasant citrus fragrance. The crushed leaves are traditionally used in curry paste but don't stop there - add it to pesto, dry the leaves to use in herb salt, candy the peel, make marmalade and use the rind to flavour desserts and ice cream. The hardy trees grow to 4 m tall, tolerate light frost and will grow as far south as southern Victoria, in a sheltered microclimate. Trees are self-pollinated and suit backyards and orchards. They can be pruned to 2 m high for use as a large container plant.
Provided as tubestock
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GK118Save $1.90

Tahitian Lime UT
Citrus latifolia
Not to Norfolk Island, NT, SA, TAS or WA
Easily our favourite citrus! If you only have room for one fruit tree, this would be our top choice. The seedless, juicy, thin skinned fruit have a great flavour and an endless range of uses in the kitchen. The hardy trees to 3 - 5 metres tall, tolerate light frost and will grow as far south as southern Victoria, in a sheltered microclimate. A fruit crop is carried from mid-autumn through to late winter on nearly thornless branches. Fruit can be picked from pale green right through to the fully ripe pale yellow. Trees are self-pollinated and suit backyards and orchards. They can be pruned to 2 metres high for use as a large container plant.
Provided as tubestock.
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GC177Save $1.90

OG	organically certified with AusQual - Certified Organic
UT	untreated; no chemical fungicide, insecticide or rodenticide
	Australian native plant
	edible flower petals to add colour, flavour and nutrition to meals
	bee and good bug friendly. Information on growing bee forage.
	butterfly friendly.
H	suitable for hot and humid growing conditions
No TAS / WA	quarantine between states restricts the sale of plants to some states

Green Harvest specialises in plants which are:

rare edible perennials
traditional ethnic foods
biological soil builders
used in permaculture
animal forages
bee and butterfly friendly
not GMO (genetically modified)

Not to NORFOLK ISLAND, NT, SA, TAS or WA
SORRY but due to quarantine restrictions between Australian States no plants at all can be ordered by residents of Norfolk Island, Tasmania and Western Australia. These restrictions are very important as they prevent the spread of plant pests and diseases. No potatoes, garlic, shallots, strawberries or tubestock can be sent to South Australia. No tubestock can be sent to Northern Territory.

Home
Green Harvest Organic Gardening Supplies is permanently closed as of 5pm on 1-11-2023.
We will not be taking orders by this website, in person, by phone or email. Our display garden and retail shop are closed forever.
Read more...

Phone:07 54357000
Phone calls will only be responded to sporadically and only in reference to orders placed prior to 2-11-2023. All the useful growing and organic pest management research and resources are available on this website for a while still. DISCLAIMER:
No liability will be accepted by Green Harvest, its owners or employees as to the accuracy of any information. No responsibility will be taken for damage to property or persons due to information given about a product or technique. No responsibility will be taken for the loss of a crop or income due to information given about a product or technique.