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HEY-HEY BOBO!
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About Planting Key Limes! Anyone Ever Try It? Ya I Just Went To A Party Last Nite Where They Had A Bunch Of Key Limes And I Thought What The Hey I'll Plant One! Any Suggestions???
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Robby,
All you have to do is collect the seeds. Let them dry out on a paper towel and plant them. I have grown lemon this way before. ![]()
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I have a Key Lime tree. It makes great limes. I also have a Kaffir Lime Tree, Iuse the leaves and rind of the fruit in Indian and Thai cooking
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Ahh. homemade key lime pie and gimlets!
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Lilth, where did you get your Kaffir lime tree at? I love Thai food.
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They are easy to grow. Steelviper kindly sent me some seed and they grew well, and are now quite big!
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ok the key lime pie just made my mouth water.....yummy yummy! thats my fav pie in the whole wide world.
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