Tahitian Lime drought-tolerant It spreads very slowly to

It spreads very slowly to form a dense

Pictured clustered with the Ava Pot

Sustainable growth

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Tahitian Lime drought-tolerant It spreads very slowly toThe lime Perth gardens were built for. Tahitian is seedless, juicy, thin skinned and productive through the warmer months which in Perth means most of the year. It's the lime behind the gin and tonic, the Thai curry, and the guacamole, and it grows vigorously in full sun with very little fuss once established. Full sun, well drained soil. Limes are slightly more heat sensitive than lemons mulch well and avoid planting against a west facing wall that