Eustis Limequat Woodlanders Introduction and edged crisply in white

and edged crisply in white

this evergreen carpets shaded ground at eight to twelve inches

the tea-oil camellia builds into a multi-trunked large shrub or a small tree

buttonbush thrives along pond edges

sweet Betsy

Eustis Limequat Woodlanders Introduction and edged crisply in whiteThe limequat was born of catastrophe. After the twin freezes of 1894 and 1895 laid waste to Florida's groves, Walter T. Swingle of the United States Department of Agriculture set out to breed citrus that could shrug off a cold snap, and in 1909 he crossed the sharp little West Indian or Key lime (Citrus aurantifolia) with the round Marumi kumquat (Fortunella japonica). Named and introduced in 1913 alongside a sister seedling called Lakeland, the