Key (Mexican) Lime Tree ace leathery and shiny and have

leathery and shiny and have distinctive

an assortment of 12 different air plant species of all shapes and sizes

The reverse (underside) of the leaves showcases a rich purple or deep maroon color

golden-yellow to lime coloring

Key (Mexican) Lime Tree ace leathery and shiny and haveBotanical Name: Citrus aurantiifolia Common Name(s): Mexican lime or West Indian lime Description: Mexican lime is known by many names such as Key lime, Bartender's lime, and West Indian lime. The trees are moderately sized and bushy, almost shrub like, and the leaves are distinctively aromatic when crushed. Some selections are quite thorny, while other selections are thornless. Restrictions: Prohibited from shipping trees into Arizona, California,