• Home
  • Agriculture
  • Fishing and aquaculture
  • Forests
  • Minerals and petroleum
  • About us and our services
A-Z INDEX | SEARCH | CONTACT US
New South Wales Department of Primary Industries subsite home
Home »  Agriculture  »  Horticulture  »  Citrus  »  Orchard management  » 

Citrus

Growing Australian native finger limes

Agriculture primefact cover 
Primefact Number: 979    Edition: First edition    Released/reviewed: Jan 2010

Australia has six species of native citrus, with the most well known and cultivated species being the finger lime.

The Australian finger lime (Citrus australasica) is native to the rainforests of the border ranges of SE Queensland and Northern NSW.

In its natural habitat the finger lime grows as an understorey shrub or tree up to 6 metres in height on a range of soil types.

Topics covered in this Primefact include:

  • Climatic requirements
  • Varieties and rootstocks
  • Orchard design, tree and crop management
  • Pests, diseases and other disorders
  • Harvesting
  • Packing and storage
  • Marketing
Download
PDF icon Growing Australian native finger limes - Full version
 692.4 KB
Downloads require Adobe Acrobat Reader
  • Orchard management
  • Pests & diseases
  • Lemon Growing Manual
  • Varieties & rootstocks
  • Business management
  • Contacts & links
Privacy | Legal | Report a problem
© State of New South Wales | ServiceNSW