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Lime, Bearss Seedless - #05
Lime, Bearss Seedless - #05

Lime, Bearss Seedless - #05

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Your Price: $65.00
Pick-up from Nursery Lot in SEPT. Plant in Oct.

BEARSS limes are seedless, acidic, and juicy on a nearly thornless tree. Also known as Tahitian or Persian limes, they have a thin, smooth, light yellow rind at full maturity. These limes are 2 to 2.5 inches in diameter, larger than Mexican limes. The seedless flesh is pale greenish-yellow, acidic, juicy and finely textured. Once Bearss limes reach full maturity, usually late autumn to early winter, they drop from the tree. They are the most cultivated lime species for commercial use, and account for the largest share of the fruits sold as limes. Bearss lime trees will typically grow to be approximately 20 feet tall and will produce fruit in the late fall or early winter. The nearly thornless trees grow vigorously to a medium-large size with a spreading form and have white blossoms. Bearss lime trees have higher cold tolerance than Mexican lime trees and do well in areas where lemons are successfully grown.
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Item#: CP-Lim-Bea-05
Availability = SOLD OUT Does not ship. Local pick up ONLY.
Sold as = Potted, #5 gallon
Chill Hours = More cold hardy than Mexican Lime
Projected Harvest = Late Fall to Winter
Bearss limes are also known as Tahitian or Persian limes. They are larger than Mexican limes, approximately 2” to 2.5” inches in diameter, and have a thin, smooth, light yellow rind at full maturity. The seedless flesh is pale greenish-yellow, acidic, juicy and finely-textured. Once Persian limes reach full maturity, usually late autumn to early winter, they drop from the tree. They are the most commonly cultivated lime species for commercial use, and account for the largest share of the fruits sold as limes.

Bearss lime trees will typically grow to be approximately 20 feet tall and will produce fruit in the late fall or early winter. The nearly-thornless trees grow vigorously to a medium-large size with a spreading form and have white blossoms. Persian lime trees are more cold-hardy than Mexican lime trees and do well in areas where lemons are successfully grown.

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