Citrus (Microcitrus) australasica (Finger Lime) Semi-Dwarf

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Citrus (Microcitrus) australasica (Finger Lime) Semi-DwarfAustralian Finger Lime: Rare evergreen citrus relative that produces finger like fruit with a tart, juicy flavor. When cut open, they reveal a multitude of tiny spherical vesicles, which are the edible part. Clusters of fragrant pink and white blossoms in early to midsummer. Has smooth light green or dark brown pebbled skin. Fragrant foliage. Grows 10 15' tall (or smaller in pots). Full sun. Medium water. Seacoast, heat and drought tolerant once

with profuse coral red flower spikes

magenta blooms from summer-fall

fragrant fuchsia colored flowers from late winter to spring

Blush Fringe Flower: An upright dense evergreen shrub or small tree that produces bronze-red new growth

Deer and drought tolerant once established

giving it an airy appearance

Wind and seacoast tolerant

Variegated Chilean Guava: is a columnar evergreen shrub to 5' tall that displays gorgeous foliage variegated in creamy yellow

heat and drought tolerant once established but looks best with occasional irrigation

3' tall pink flower stalks rise above the foliage which grows 2' tall and wide

Tree Houseleek: Evergreen multi-branching succulent with eye-catching rosettes 24-36" tall x 24" wide

Lemon-yellow flowers