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Australian Finger Lime Trees for Sale

Citrus made easy for growers, nurseries, and distributors

Australian finger limes are renowned for their exceptional quality and robust growth, as well as their uniqueness in every piece of fruit. Specializing in the Australian finger lime variety, our nursery ensures that each tree is nurtured with the utmost care and expertise. We utilize a range of rootstocks, including Volkameriana, C35, Carrizo, Rich 16-6, Flying Dragon, Sour Orange, and Macrophylla, to cultivate healthy and productive Australian finger lime trees. These rootstocks are selected for their ability to enhance the growth and yield of the Australian finger lime, ensuring that our customers receive only the best plants.

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Different Rootstock Options, Depending on Variety and Your Needs

C-35 Citrange

Macrophyll

Carrizo

Sour Orange

Flying Dragon

Rubidoux

Volk

Rich 16-6

Australian Finger Lime Citrus Trees Your Way

From seed to container-ready.

How Our Australian Finger Lime Citrus Trees Are Different

At TreeSource Citrus Nursery, we grow the Australian finger lime tree in CDFA and USDA-certified greenhouses, ensuring the highest standards of quality and safety. We use only certified budwood and pay meticulous attention to detail in our growing methods and sanitation practices. This dedication ensures that our Finger Lime Trees are healthy and robust, ready to thrive in your customers’ gardens or patios.

The Australian finger lime tree, also known as the “caviar of citrus,” produces unique, elongated fruits filled with small, bead-like juice vesicles that burst with tangy flavor. These trees are not only a culinary delight but also a beautiful addition to any garden. Our strict growing practices and attention to detail ensure that each Australian finger lime tree for sale is of the highest quality.

  • How many varieties of citrus trees do you grow?
    At TreeSource Citrus Nursery, we offer over a hundred different varieties of citrus fruit trees for sale. Our extensive selection includes popular types such as navels, Valencias, mandarins, satsumas, lemons, limes, grapefruit, kumquats, and pummelos. Whether you’re looking for standard or dwarf citrus trees, we have the perfect options to meet your needs. Our diverse range ensures that you can find the ideal citrus trees to enhance your orchard or nursery.
  • What are the available shipping options for my Valencia orange citrus trees?
    TreeSource Citrus Nursery uses UPS Ground for most shipments within the U.S. Keep in mind that California nurseries can’t ship to Florida or Texas, but can ship to all other states and many foreign countries. Contact us for more information.
  • What is the optimal planting density for Valencia trees in a commercial orchard?
    The Valencia orange trees for sale at TreeSource come in various rootstocks, such as Rich 16-6 trifoliate, C-35, or Carrizo. All will require at least 20-feet of spacing across the row and no less than 10 feet down the row. This spacing is called “double density” planting and will require a tree to be removed in 10-12 years to allow the Valencia trees to fully mature.
  • What kind of certification or testing do the Valencia trees undergo to guarantee their health?
    At TreeSource Citrus Nursery, we grow our Valencia orange trees in CDFA- and USDA-certified greenhouses, following the highest standards of horticulture.. We use only certified budwood that is part of California’s Clean Stock Program.
  • Why should I choose a Valencia orange tree versus some other variety of citrus?
    Valencia orange trees for sale at TreeSource represent one of the easiest citrus trees to grow. They fruit prolifically every year, make the best fresh orange juice you can imagine, and are adaptable to almost any climate. Valencia trees can handle desert conditions, coastal conditions, dry climates, or humid ones. They are the most adaptable of any citrus variety and are counter-seasonal to navels and mandarins, so they are the fruit of choice if you desire year-round citrus fruit in your garden or citrus farm.
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