Logee's Finger Lime Tree

Because this plant is grafted, you can expect it to begin producing fruit within two years of planting.

Yes, this tree is well-suited for container gardening and reaches a manageable height of 2 to 4 feet. Just ensure it is placed in a spot with full sun and kept in an environment where temperatures do not drop below 45°F.

This tree requires full sun to thrive and produce its signature fruit. If growing indoors, place it in your brightest south-facing window or use a high-quality grow light.

The fruit typically begins to ripen in December. The tree also provides visual interest throughout the cooler months, as it produces fragrant blooms from fall through spring.

The 'Red Champagne' finger lime is prized for its reddish-pink juice vesicles, often called 'citrus caviar.' They are best used as a sophisticated garnish for seafood, desserts, or cocktails, where the vesicles can pop and release their tart flavor.