Large Citrus Lime Tree in 4 Litre Pot, Supplied Ready to Plant Out, Established Citrus, Grow Your Own Fresh Fruit, Perfect Gift for Gardeners, Citrus Fruit Tree in Pot

This is another beautiful citrus that I have purchased from this nursery. As before, speedy delivery of securely packed specimen. Plant arrived fresh and in good order. It will be another focal point in my Scottish garden. I fully recommend this company.

Delivered earlier than anticipated, very carefully packed and plant is in perfect condition. Initially placed inside greenhouse to protect from today's gales, but once repotted will joint the rest of my citrus collection which summer outside.Thank you Yougarden, you have a very happy customer.

so far looking good

Very happy with this short-standard Citrus Lime. Good, healthy growth & roots. Now repotted into a larger terracotta pot using a mixture of ericaceous compost, garden compost, blended horse manure, perlite and top soil.

Arrived earlier than expected back in April 22, packed well and in good condition. Very happy with this supplier and all citrus trees I ordered from them were delivered grown on well. 'Lima Bears' is a lime so the label supports that this is a lime tree although I have left my lime to settle in and grow on before letting it fruit. It was delivered well fed without any disease, I lost a couple of leaves as expected when I repotted into larger pot just after it had arrived. When it fruits I will add in photos. Some insect cut some parts of 2 leaves off just after it arrived but I have seen no more damage occurring since. Good job YouGarden.

Arrived in good condition and I planted in the garden. It is doing pretty well.

I bought a LARGE LIME TREE and a LARGE LEMON TREE.What I received could be classed as twigs in pots. They are drab looking, in a sorry state. The lime tree arrived with a broken pot, the twig not planted, and a very small root structure. The lemon tree arrived ok, but LARGE is a stretch.These are not LARGE, lemon tree is 80cm, lime tree is 70cm, there is no fruit, not that I expected such, as its only May.I have re potted out of the 5l container into a pot. I will keep them, and try to grow them as I don't think they would survive the return.I know these are not a fortune, but I'm still very disappointed, and I won't buy again. For reference I've included a photo of a propper large lemon tree, bought locally, but to be fair it was £100.Don't waste your money folks.

I could not find a way of contacting the seller about this. The plant arrived in great shape and with loads of blossoms on it and plenty of fruit. The problem is, I am pretty sure this is actually a lemon tree not a lime tree. Being from Florida I know it is possible for limes to turn yellow and become more sour like a lemon if left on the tree too long, but usually the fruit will fall off the tree before that happens. I will see how the tree progresses with limes but if in fact is is a mislabeled lemon tree I would like to exchange it if possible.