http://www.justfruitsandexotics.com/JFE/product/australian-finger-lime-2/

I always want
to order from them but they only ship WITHIN Florida so I have your opposite
problem. Good luck! MY AFL is arriving tomorrow from FW and I can't wait to see
it!

Hi Tim...I got really really lucky a few years back and found someone giving away a finger lime tree. Sent my husband to dig it up and now I have a monster. I am in south pinellas county. If you would like some cuttings I would be happy to gift you a few. You just have to figure out how I'll get them to you

Harris Citrus Nursery has green ones in stock.

HI Tim and Liz, I'm Joe. You have such a beautiful finger lime and are so lucky to have found one. I have been in home health aid for 7 years and 2 years ago my mother had a stroke just after she retired. She had a passion for gardening and between tthe hospitalization and therapy her garden has fallen to neglect. Now that she is back home I'm there almost every day and I'm slowly rejuvenating her front and back yard garden. She lives in seminole and I'm in largo. I was wondering if you may be able to spare a few cuttings, anything would be appreciated.

I bought mine from a place called Root 98 Warehouse, out of Lakeland, Florida. I noticed the other day they still had them listed. It was about three feet tall, when I got it. It has started growing quiet a bit since it has been moved outside.

I’m looking for a red finger lime tree. Anybody know where I might find one here in Florida?

sharon - Just Fruits & Exotics in FL apparently sells the red ones and many of us wished they would ship outside of FL because the red finger lime seems to be impossible to find. Here is a link (they indicate it is for a 3 gallon size container/1ft - 2ft bush, and the plant is ungrafted, but the price is pretty steep) - http://www.justfruitsandexotics.com/JFE/product/australian-red-finger-lime-tree/

Hello Liz Perkins, do you still have cuttings available from your Fingerlime tree? Please, send me an email to: josephisaza@yahoo.com if it is possible to get some cuttings from you. Thank you very much. My zip code is 33195.

Hello Liz, i have the same passion of you but in canada quebec it very difficult to have red finger lime cuttings. If you have im interested. This is my email daouel@live.ca. Thanks you

i live in north miami beach fl. and am looking to plant a couple Australian finger lime trees, i just dont know where to purchase them. does anyone know of any nursery or growers in the area?

Home Depot in my area has one gallon finger limes giant green and red. Check your HD and Lowe's. If they don't have any, you can ask to order one for you.

I got my Red Fingerlime from Just Fruits and Exotics last year. They seemed to be large rooted cuttings. They gave me several in one pot. They are doing great!

Liz Perkins... I've been trying to get a Finger Lime Tree for years. I would love to chat about some clippings if you are open to it. If so I will definitely make sure you are happy with the situation. please contact me. bmayle@iconrecapital.com Thanks!

Liz Perkins, is there any chance you’d share a clipping with me? I’m in Fort Lauderdale and having a hard time finding any! My email is 1michellerosa@gmail.com. Thank you!!

Home Depot or Lowe’s carried the Red finger limes last year and I bought one but I foolishly added bonemeal to the hole and some digging type animal kept digging up my tree until the tree dies? I live central FL

How tall are the finger lime trees sold in Central FL? Do you know what store sells them and its location. My email is famiglias@live.com

Thank you and my name is Joe

Very interesting thread. Thanks

Did you find any?

I just bought a red finger lime tree from home Depot. If you go to the citrus section and look at the lime trees they each have different tags with the varieties on them. I found one left. It was 39$

I'm in st Pete Florida. It specifically says it can only be sold in Florida not shipped.

I am looking to plant a few Australian finger limes. Has anyone know where i can buy the finger limes tree? Thanks, Kim