Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime / Australian Blood Lime
Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime, also known as the Australian Blood Lime. Is a cross between a finger lime and a mandarin that produces lustrous red, egg shaped fruit about the size of a cumquat. We like to call them Cocktail Limes! The combination of ruby red skin with a luscious red citrus pulp and a tangy pink juice makes Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime the perfect addition to any drink. Particularly a cocktail!
Developed by the CSIRO, Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime is winter fruiting and will begin to produce fruit in the second winter after they’ve been planted as long as they are taken care of.
Our plants are in 150mm pots and can be quite tall. They may need to be pruned lightly for postage.
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Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime / Australian Blood Lime
Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime, also known as the Australian Blood Lime. Is a cross between a finger lime and a mandarin that produces lustrous red, egg shaped fruit about the size of a cumquat. We like to call them Cocktail Limes! The combination of ruby red skin with a luscious red citrus pulp and a tangy pink juice makes Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime the perfect addition to any drink. Particularly a cocktail!
Developed by the CSIRO, Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime is winter fruiting and will begin to produce fruit in the second winter after they’ve been planted as long as they are taken care of.
Our plants are in 150mm pots and can be quite tall. They may need to be pruned lightly for postage.
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Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime, also known as the Australian Blood Lime. Is a cross between a finger lime and a mandarin that produces lustrous red, egg shaped fruit about the size of a cumquat. We like to call them Cocktail Limes! The combination of ruby red skin with a luscious red citrus pulp and a tangy pink juice makes Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime the perfect addition to any drink. Particularly a cocktail!
Developed by the CSIRO, Citrus Gems Red Centre Lime is winter fruiting and will begin to produce fruit in the second winter after they’ve been planted as long as they are taken care of.
Our plants are in 150mm pots and can be quite tall. They may need to be pruned lightly for postage.
