Finger Limes in cool climates

2 responses

juz says... Ive got a few finger limes here... Im inland at Jervis Bay, and we get good frosts here... probably not as cold as you though. Ive planted mine next to some other trees in my garden, just to give them some shelter from cold winds ect. Mine are the grafted ones bought from Daleys 2 years ago... and Ive had about 20 or so fruit from them. There were some still on the trees, and after a recent cold snap, I noticed that they all went bright red, and pinkish inside.... very yum!	About the Author Justine57 Jervis Bay 8th May 2009 10:32am #UserID: 664 Posts: 11 View All Justine57's Edible Fruit Trees
Matt starts with ... Hi, I'm keen to try growing Finger limes outdoors in Canberra. Can anyone suggest a particular variety that can cope in the cold ? Any other tips on general care would be great Thanks	About the Author Matt6 Canberra 4th May 2009 9:30am #UserID: 2273 Posts: 2 View All Matt6's Edible Fruit Trees
Reply \| Report \| Remember to LIKE this Answer(0) LIKE this Question (0)
Reply \| Report \| Remember to LIKE this Answer(0) LIKE this Question (0)
Matt says... Hi Juz..thanks for the reply. I think I'll give the grafted ones a go. When would be a good time of year to put them in ?	About the Author Matt6 Canberra 14th May 2009 9:25am #UserID: 2273 Posts: 2 View All Matt6's Edible Fruit Trees
Reply \| Report \| Remember to LIKE this Answer(0) LIKE this Question (0)

REPLY to this forum
Login or Create Account

REPLY to this forum