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Tahitian Lime

Lime 'Bearss'

A vigorous, nearly thornless, evergreen citrus tree that produces bright green to yellow-tinged fruits. Fragrant white blossoms peek out from in between dark green foliage during early spring, giving way to large, seedless, flavorful limes. The main crop is ready for harvest during winter and late spring, however some fruits may ripen year-round. Needs protection from hard frost, making this an excellent patio tree or large indoor specimen in colder regions.

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Tahitian Lime

Lime 'Bearss'
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Deciduous / Evergreen

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