WEST INDIAN LIME thornless blackberry followed by ripening black olives

followed by ripening black olives in summer and autumn

This four-cup bowl is built for the smaller adventure companions who still require the same rugged durability and smart

The wood of the Black Walnut is highly valued for its use in the timber industry

being evergreen and growing 1m x 1m

Cutting the tops off will cause side branching which easily enables a staggered bushy look when grown as an indoor specimen

WEST INDIAN LIME thornless blackberry followed by ripening black olivesThe West Indian Lime, also known as Key Lime, Bartenders Lime or Mexican Lime, is considered the true lime and is prized for its intense flavour and fragrance. The small, juicy fruit has a thin green to greenish yellow rind and highly aromatic, acidic flesh, making it excellent for drinks, cooking and South East Asian cuisine. This vigorous evergreen citrus has glossy green foliage, fragrant creamy white flowers and a bushy, somewhat thorny habit.