Tahitian Lime 500mm Pot
ADVANCED FRUITING CITRUS – Instant Productive Feature Tree
LARGE ADVANCED PLANTS READY TO GO
These are super advanced Tahitian Lime trees grown for customers wanting fruit sooner.
Standing approximately 1 metres tall from the top of the pot and weighing around 60kg each, these advanced lime trees are ideal for anyone who wants an established, productive citrus tree without waiting years for a small plant to mature.
If you want fresh limes from your own garden sooner, these advanced-grade Tahitian Limes are the ultimate shortcut.
These established trees give your garden an instant "finished" look and a fruiting centrepiece from day one.
Botanical Name
Citrus latifolia
Common Name
Tahitian Lime (also known as Persian Lime or Bearss Lime)
Why Choose These Advanced 500mm Tahitian Limes?
These are not standard small nursery citrus.
These are advanced, well-established fruiting trees grown for customers wanting:
- Faster fruit production
- An established tree from day one
- Instant feature planting
- Premium landscape results
- Faster establishment
- Maximum impact
Perfect for home kitchen gardens, courtyards, large patio pots, alfresco areas, and edible landscaping projects.
These trees dramatically reduce the waiting time normally needed before a young citrus starts producing a decent crop.
Plant Details
Pot Size
500mm Pot ([X]L)
Current Height
Approx. [1] metres tall from the top of the pot
Plant Weight
Approx. [50]kg each
Plant Grade
Super advanced premium fruiting citrus
Growth Habit
Dense, rounded evergreen canopy with glossy deep green foliage
Features
- Advanced 500mm pot size
- Large established fruiting tree
- Approx. [X]kg each
- Produces juicy, seedless limes
- Heavy cropping and reliable
- Dense glossy evergreen foliage
- Fragrant white citrus blossoms
- Suitable for garden beds or large pots
- Responds well to pruning and shaping
- One of the most popular citrus trees for Sydney gardens
Position
Thrives in full sun. A warm, sheltered spot gives the best fruiting results.
Ideal For
- Home kitchen and edible gardens
- Feature planting
- Courtyards and patios
- Large decorative pots
- Alfresco and entertaining areas
- Poolside planting
- Large residential properties
- Edible landscaping projects
- Mediterranean and tropical-style gardens
Planting Guide
Recommended Spacing
Plant approximately 3 to 4 metres apart if planting multiple trees, allowing room for the canopy to spread and good airflow.
For pots, choose a container at least as large as the current pot and use a quality citrus or premium potting mix.
Height at Maturity
Can grow approximately 3–4 metres tall in the ground if left unpruned, however it can easily be maintained at a smaller, more manageable size for easy picking.
Environmental Requirements
Soil
Performs best in rich, well-drained soil improved with organic matter. Citrus do not like wet feet, so good drainage is essential.
Climate
Excellent performer in Sydney and warm Australian climates. Protect young trees from heavy frost.
Durability
- Hardy evergreen growth
- Excellent heat tolerance
- Reliable, heavy-cropping citrus
- Long-lived productive tree
Care Tips
Apply a quality citrus fertiliser in late Winter and again in late Summer to encourage healthy growth, flowering, and fruit production.
Water regularly during establishment, and deeply throughout hot Summer periods and while fruit is developing.
Mulch around the base (keeping mulch away from the trunk) to retain moisture and protect shallow citrus roots.
Important Pruning Advice
Light pruning and shaping should be carried out after the main harvest, during the warmer months when the tree is actively growing.
Remove any shoots growing from below the graft, and thin out crossing or crowded branches to improve airflow and light.
Keep an eye out for common citrus pests such as leaf miner and gall wasp, and remove any affected growth early.
Design Benefits
- Creates an instant productive feature tree
- Year-round evergreen foliage
- Beautiful fragrant flowering display
- Adds height and structure to garden beds and courtyards
- Combines ornamental appeal with fresh home-grown fruit
- Looks stunning in large statement pots
- Ideal for modern, coastal, Mediterranean, and traditional gardens
Popular Search Terms
- Tahitian lime tree Sydney
- Advanced lime tree
- Large citrus tree for sale
- Fruiting lime tree
- Mature lime tree
- Potted lime tree
- Advanced fruit trees Sydney
- Premium citrus trees
Premium Advanced Landscape Stock
These advanced 500mm Tahitian Lime trees are among the most established citrus trees available and are ideal for customers wanting fruit and impact sooner.
Buy direct from Sydney's premium landscape plant supplier.
Tahitian Lime 500mm Pot
ADVANCED FRUITING CITRUS – Instant Productive Feature Tree
LARGE ADVANCED PLANTS READY TO GO
These are super advanced Tahitian Lime trees grown for customers wanting fruit sooner.
Standing approximately 1 metres tall from the top of the pot and weighing around 60kg each, these advanced lime trees are ideal for anyone who wants an established, productive citrus tree without waiting years for a small plant to mature.
If you want fresh limes from your own garden sooner, these advanced-grade Tahitian Limes are the ultimate shortcut.
These established trees give your garden an instant "finished" look and a fruiting centrepiece from day one.
Botanical Name
Citrus latifolia
Common Name
Tahitian Lime (also known as Persian Lime or Bearss Lime)
Why Choose These Advanced 500mm Tahitian Limes?
These are not standard small nursery citrus.
These are advanced, well-established fruiting trees grown for customers wanting:
- Faster fruit production
- An established tree from day one
- Instant feature planting
- Premium landscape results
- Faster establishment
- Maximum impact
Perfect for home kitchen gardens, courtyards, large patio pots, alfresco areas, and edible landscaping projects.
These trees dramatically reduce the waiting time normally needed before a young citrus starts producing a decent crop.
Plant Details
Pot Size
500mm Pot ([X]L)
Current Height
Approx. [1] metres tall from the top of the pot
Plant Weight
Approx. [50]kg each
Plant Grade
Super advanced premium fruiting citrus
Growth Habit
Dense, rounded evergreen canopy with glossy deep green foliage
Features
- Advanced 500mm pot size
- Large established fruiting tree
- Approx. [X]kg each
- Produces juicy, seedless limes
- Heavy cropping and reliable
- Dense glossy evergreen foliage
- Fragrant white citrus blossoms
- Suitable for garden beds or large pots
- Responds well to pruning and shaping
- One of the most popular citrus trees for Sydney gardens
Position
Thrives in full sun. A warm, sheltered spot gives the best fruiting results.
Ideal For
- Home kitchen and edible gardens
- Feature planting
- Courtyards and patios
- Large decorative pots
- Alfresco and entertaining areas
- Poolside planting
- Large residential properties
- Edible landscaping projects
- Mediterranean and tropical-style gardens
Planting Guide
Recommended Spacing
Plant approximately 3 to 4 metres apart if planting multiple trees, allowing room for the canopy to spread and good airflow.
For pots, choose a container at least as large as the current pot and use a quality citrus or premium potting mix.
Height at Maturity
Can grow approximately 3–4 metres tall in the ground if left unpruned, however it can easily be maintained at a smaller, more manageable size for easy picking.
Environmental Requirements
Soil
Performs best in rich, well-drained soil improved with organic matter. Citrus do not like wet feet, so good drainage is essential.
Climate
Excellent performer in Sydney and warm Australian climates. Protect young trees from heavy frost.
Durability
- Hardy evergreen growth
- Excellent heat tolerance
- Reliable, heavy-cropping citrus
- Long-lived productive tree
Care Tips
Apply a quality citrus fertiliser in late Winter and again in late Summer to encourage healthy growth, flowering, and fruit production.
Water regularly during establishment, and deeply throughout hot Summer periods and while fruit is developing.
Mulch around the base (keeping mulch away from the trunk) to retain moisture and protect shallow citrus roots.
Important Pruning Advice
Light pruning and shaping should be carried out after the main harvest, during the warmer months when the tree is actively growing.
Remove any shoots growing from below the graft, and thin out crossing or crowded branches to improve airflow and light.
Keep an eye out for common citrus pests such as leaf miner and gall wasp, and remove any affected growth early.
Design Benefits
- Creates an instant productive feature tree
- Year-round evergreen foliage
- Beautiful fragrant flowering display
- Adds height and structure to garden beds and courtyards
- Combines ornamental appeal with fresh home-grown fruit
- Looks stunning in large statement pots
- Ideal for modern, coastal, Mediterranean, and traditional gardens
Popular Search Terms
- Tahitian lime tree Sydney
- Advanced lime tree
- Large citrus tree for sale
- Fruiting lime tree
- Mature lime tree
- Potted lime tree
- Advanced fruit trees Sydney
- Premium citrus trees
Premium Advanced Landscape Stock
These advanced 500mm Tahitian Lime trees are among the most established citrus trees available and are ideal for customers wanting fruit and impact sooner.
Buy direct from Sydney's premium landscape plant supplier.