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It's truly wondrous to catch the scent of a mature clump—it will draw you in
Bred by Dara Emery and introduced by the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden in 1975
They taste much like cucumber in your salad bowl
Attractive also as an espalier
four-foot spires are covered in white star flowers with prominent stamens and pinkish-tan midribs
Poncirus trifoliata 'Flying Dragon', Trifoliate Orange Size:2 gallon; no shipping It's truly wondrous to catchWicked, wide, and hooked thorns are so scary that they're beautiful. White fragrant flowers bloom in early summer and trifoliate green leaves turn various oranges in fall. Naked, its thorny green form is visually exciting and sculptural. Usually fruits by its 12th year or luckily before. The somewhat smaller than golf ball sized yellow orange fruits taste a little bitter, and somewhere between a lemon and a grapefruit. Europeans have used it dried or