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FruitTrinidad and Tobago

When are limes in season in Trinidad and Tobago?

Limes are in season in Trinidad and Tobago from May to September. Peak season runs from June to August.

This citrus fruit is juicy and fragrant, with a lively sweet-tart flavour. Eat the segments fresh or use the juice and zest in drinks and cooking.

Fruit

Shoulder season: Lime

in Trinidad and Tobago during September

Order:
Sapindales
Family:
Rutaceae
Genus:
Citrus
Scientific name:
Citrus × aurantiifolia
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Country season

Trinidad and Tobago — Northern Hemisphere. In September, the meteorological season is autumn.

autumn · Northern Hemisphere

Local production

Grown commercially in Trinidad and Tobago on a solid, well-established scale.

Common production

Seasonal periods

Peak-season periods per year in Trinidad and Tobago for limes: one.

In season

June – August

Partially in season

MaySeptember
Peak seasonPartial / shoulder seasonOut of season