Thomasville Citrangequat 26/4 Restock drought-tolerant once established

drought-tolerant once established

It is very important at planting not to plant it too deep into the new soil

and wounds

or rain garden

this aromatic mint shrub is a FEDERALLY LISTED ENDANGERED SPECIES AND CANNOT BE SOLD IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE

Thomasville Citrangequat 26/4 Restock drought-tolerant once establishedThe Thomasville citrangequat is more than a fruit tree, a living piece of Southern horticultural history. First fruited in Thomasville, Georgia, this remarkable hybrid was raised in 1909 by the legendary USDA citrus breeder Walter T. Swingle and formally named in 1923. The tree stands as a pioneering achievement in citrus breeding: a three way cross combining the cold hardy Willits citrange, itself a cross of sweet orange and trifoliate orange, with