Lime Tree

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Julie says... Limes aren't bothered by winter, so it could be salt burn. Most citrus like cold weather in winter. Also, being by the coast, your temps are probably milder than inland.	About the Author Julie ROLEYSTONE,6111,WA 8th August 2019 8:50pm #UserID: 154 Posts: 1753 View All Julie's Edible Fruit Trees
Tom19 starts with ... We have a Lime Tree (presume Tahitian) which has only been planted for a year, front line coastal (Adelaide) in a cut out around a pool. It has lost its leaves over the last 3 months and doesn't look to be improving. Could this be due to the vicinity to the coast (there are strong onshores with a direct line to the tree) or could it be the effects of winter?	About the Author Tom19 Adelaide 8th August 2019 8:29am #UserID: 20677 Posts: 2 View All Tom19's Edible Fruit Trees
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Tom19 says... Thanks Julie!	About the Author Tom19 Adelaide 9th August 2019 9:25am #UserID: 20677 Posts: 2 View All Tom19's Edible Fruit Trees
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