Citrus x aurantiifolia ~ Mexican Lime, Key Lime Size:8" POT Its fragrant downward-facing clusters of

Its fragrant downward-facing clusters of white flowers bloom in late spring followed by shiny black fruit

This tree is known for its unique color changes throughout the seasons

Watch for snails and slugs on new growth

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COMPANION PLANTS: Palm Sedge

Citrus x aurantiifolia ~ Mexican Lime, Key Lime Size:8" POT Its fragrant downward-facing clusters ofMexican Lime is a vigorous fruit producing evergreen shrub with pleasantly aromatic deep green foliage that emerges with a purple tint and highly fragrant juicy fruits that ripen in winter. The lightly fragrant white flowers my bloom while the fruit is still ripening allowing for continuous harvest. The firm fruits have thin smooth peels that ripen to pale yellow and green yellow flesh that is very acidic and flavorful. Grows best in full sun and