A must have for citrus lovers, prized for its highly aromatic, double-lobed leaves, essential in many Southeast Asian dishes, especially Thai cuisine. The small, bumpy-skinned fruit has minimal juice but can also be used in cooking. Grown mainly for its leaves, which can be picked year-round, it’s both a culinary staple and an attractive ornamental tree.
Pollinators
Self-Fertile
Care Requirements
Citrus trees are ideal for Perth gardens, offering fruit, shade, and shelter. They grow well in the ground or pots and need regular feeding with quality citrus fertiliser. Water consistently to avoid fruit drop or splitting. Prune lightly to maintain shape and remove any suckers or damaged branches.
