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Matthew and Warwick Sinclair
Tiliaris Organic Fingerlimes
Rothbury, NSW, Australia
It’s almost harvest time and the trees in the paddock #1 are looking great!
I have new season fruit ready for sale. Please DM for more details.
Tiliaris has been fully certified by NASAA (National Association of Sustainable Agriculture Australia) I believe this is the first, complete accreditation by an Finger Lime grower in the world. (there are other growers who are part way through or ‘in-conversion’ but I believe Tiliaris is the first. (if there is another grower who has previously been certified, please contact me directly and I will happily revoke this status…)
Designers look to the future of gardening
SFGate.com
Four Winds has a new edible citrus, the Australian finger lime…
Australian Native Finger Lime photos on Flikr
Flickr.com
Some great photos of finger limes
Cooking down under: add an avo (with finger lime caviar)
Cooking Down Under Blog
… I did manage to grill some herby breadcrumbed chicken drumsticks and whip up a regulation guacamole spiked with finger lime caviar and a good chilli hit washed down with a Mad Fish Gold Turtle Chardonnay…
Below is what i would consider the best fact sheet on Finger Limes to date! Good job DPI and Judy Viola
There has been a serious lack of information about growing/harvesting these amazing fruit. I wish this was available 5 years ago when i started investigating the possibility of growing Finger Limes.
Most of the harvest is done for 2010. Much better than expected. I have had a 10 fold increase in quantity over last years harvest.
Just sorting out delivery of fruit to those i promised.
Photos to follow.
Finger lime: the caviar of citrus
Am I the only one that’s slightly disturbed by the phrase, “finger lime? … RT @LAArboretum
Australian finger lime, “the caviar of citrus” LATimes
Have you ever cooked or prepared drinks with a finger lime … ProChef SmartBrief .
Forum: Finger Lime Repotting
I purchased a finger lime from the Nursery whilst travelling last year, it travelled well in the loo of our caravan and I have kept it in its pot since
Finger Limes Working Their Way to Your Table (Gradually)
The finger lime, quite different from other citrus fruit, looks a bit like a pickle, … Creative mixologists are already mixing up finger lime cocktails. …
After a hot and very dry start to summer, we have had two weeks of good rain. The trees are full and loaded with fruit, as well as showing good signs of growth. The harvest will start mid February.
The new plantings of near Seedless, green flesh variety are looking very healthy. They where planted late spring, and where already 18months old, so a bit more mature than previous plantings, which is really showing the advantages of doing so, I am confident they will have harvestable quantities next year.
Tiliaris Fingerlimes 