Rangpur Lime Tree Size:Garden Range having been originally documented in

having been originally documented in 1844

It is moderately cold-hardy but should be protected from frost

Other rosettes do not branch off this stem (normally) but grow from the bottom

It is also considered more cold-tolerant than other papaya varieties in New Zealand

Rangpur Lime Tree Size:Garden Range having been originally documented inOften called a lime due to its highly acidic lime tasting juice, Rangpur is actually a cross between a citron and a mandarin. Rangpur fruit turn a beautiful vibrant orange when ripe, adding a pop of colour to your cooking, fruit bowl and your garden. The rind is thin and knobbly, packing a powerful aroma reminiscent of tangerines and lemons. Rangpur flesh is juicy and very tart, with a complex flavour profile combining the sour tang of lime with the