Citrus 'Troyer' prophouse-fall-2027 carries the name of the

carries the name of the man who in 1923 hauled recording equipment south to Atlanta and captured the first commercial sides of country and blues

'Woodlander's Hardy' forms a graceful

and set outdoors in full sun for the warm months

lance-shaped evergreen leaves that take on coppery and russet tones through the cold months

they ripen by way of bronze and coppery tan into autumn

Citrus 'Troyer' prophouse-fall-2027 carries the name of theWoodlanders has long led in offering citrus and citrus hybrids hardy well beyond the usual citrus belt, and the Troyer citrange is a classic of the kind. A cross of the Washington navel orange and the inedible but iron hardy trifoliate orange, Poncirus trifoliata, the Troyer was raised in 1909 under the direction of the great citrus breeder Walter Swingle, and later named for A. M. Troyer of Fairhope, Alabama, where the tree first bore fruit, a nice