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Lime trees are prolific fruit producers, and most varieties will produce fruit year-round. Limes… More
Lime trees come in dozens of varietals and hybrid cultivars but all share the… More
Key limes, known botanically as Citrus aurantifolia and also commonly as Mexican lime, are… More
... is native to the Indo-Malayan region. While lime trees are hard to grow… More
Citrus fruits, such as Limes, grow on trees in tropical and subtropical climates. Lime… More
Lime trees belong to the large family of citrus trees. Unlike many other citrus… More
Lime trees are not tolerant of the cold and will suffer damage if the… More
The Kaffir lime tree (Citrus hystrix) is a citrus tree that yields fruits and… More
The key lime is sometimes called the Mexican lime or the West Indian lime.… More
...ld commercially in the United States. Because the tree can grow well from a… More
...ea that gets even the slightest bit of frost, the lime tree is not… More
When lime trees are stressed by especially hot or cold weather or are attacked… More
The finger lime tree is a species of lime that is native to Australia.… More
Kaffir lime trees (Citrus hystrix) are native to Thailand, where temperatures are hot and… More
...ow item for gardeners in temperate climates, with limes topping the list for their… More
Lime fruit trees are native to Asia and grow naturally in tropical climates. They… More
Lime trees make wonderful and fruitful additions to any back yard providing that the… More
lime trees are citrus trees grown for their green, sour-tasting fruit. One lime tree… More
Lime trees can accent a garden with color, fresh citrus scent and shade, but… More
Lime trees are a novel addition to a garden, but are only easy to… More
To repel chiggers, cover as much area of skin as possible, coat the skin with… More
Repelling bees is best done by planting strong-smelling herbs that bees tend to stay away… More
Plant citrus trees in warm, coastal climates where it doesn't get below 50 degrees or… More
To protect citrus trees from frost, keep the tree potted in a garage during the… More
Fruit trees can be divided broadly into two categories; citrus and deciduous. Once, every household grew several fruit trees, but now suburban blocks are much smaller and so space is limited. Citrus trees don’t take up much room and are fairly hardy. They will grow in a variety of soils,… More
:) Hello, Ok so here is my first (of many I don't doubt) fact finding missions. Although I am no where near planting anything ( I have a great deal of de-jungelising to do first), I do have to buget, and to do so, it would be nice to have… More
...back off and rethink what your doing in the Mulch/Lime fourm, I needed that. ariving home yesterday afternoon to find a huge pile of horse stable clean-out by my garden area, a friend "Dan" said he had nothing to do… More
does any one know if orange, lemon, and lime trees do well in northeast mississippi zone 7b. what about any other fruit trees. any suggestions More
hoping this link works: http://illustmaker.abi-station.com/index_en.shtml YES! it does. click on each body part...eyes, nose, mouth, hair etc. a window will open with choices. click your choice. when all parts are selected you'll get your 'portrait'. you have 5 minutes to save them so they can be posted. as you can… More
My New Soil Mix as you can see fron the first picture last years mix wasen't that bad, (didn't drain well enough when plant roots grew to the bottom of container ) New Mix * 1-wheel barrow load of last years mix (1 1/2 container tubs full) (60% peat, 30%… More
...this gardening business. We have 2 acres with 110 trees, most of which are live oaks. Needless to say, too many to rake or pick up, so I grind them up with the mower. We have just… More
... year after year. Last year we raked it and layed lime down, it came in great, but this year it's dead and sooo many bare ugly spots. Over the winter we did take a… More
My plums,pears,peaches,sloes,wild cherry,and lime trees are almost finished blooming.My mulberries have fruits about 1/2 long already.My confederate rose is in full bloom hanging atop my holly tree,bees are loving it!Smells like honey in the front yard.A few of my hyacinth and daffs are still blooming and my everlasting rose.Wild turnips,jack… More
About 6 years ago I bought a key lime tree (twig) at a FL stand. I live in Mass and bring it in during the winter and outside during the summer. This year it finally bloomed and currently have about 10 key limes on it. My questions is, how do… More
...t north of Baltimore and I'm looking for a Kaffir Lime Tree (makrut). Can anyone suggest where I might purchase one? I'd like to keep it indoors so a potted one would work best. Thanks More
... No really - in February I bought this little key lime tree, and I have it in a pot. Not sure how old it is, but it's about 5 feet tall. Aaand it leans. Seems to be growing… More
... do to eliminate it? It's on all our dwarf citrus trees in Southern California. More
...uch as I used to, but I just had to. Finally, the lime tree I purchased 30 Dec 2003 and planted in a large container has flowers :) And a couple seem to be polinized :) :) :) So I hope to be drinking… More
...They are ready to bloom.. Was told the bloom is a lime green. I will find out shortly.. I was told they thought it was a Japanese Cypress but no search turned up anything that looked like this. Hope you… More
...ck on a fungus we have growing in the soil of our lime tree. We are growing the lime tree in a pot indoors, and every time we water, these yellow, mushroom-like spoors appear. The tree itself looks very healthy (we did have some… More
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