Boxwood Size:5 Gallon Scientific Name Citrus × microcarpa

Scientific Name Citrus × microcarpa (Synonyms: × Citrofortunella mitis

Fruit: Medium to large size with a distinct yellow-green skin that develops a light red blush when exposed to full sun

Pest/Disease Resistance:

Size: Lacebark Elm typically grows to a height of 40 to 50 feet (12 to 15 meters) with a spread of 30 to 40 feet (9 to 12 meters)

Harvest: Ripens typically mid to late September to mid October

Boxwood Size:5 Gallon Scientific Name Citrus × microcarpaThe Boxwood is a timeless, broadleaf evergreen shrub that has been the backbone of structured landscape design for centuries, celebrated for its rich history in formal European gardens and its unmatched versatility. It features small, dense, rounded leaves with a leathery, lustrous deep green finish that remains vibrant and intact all year long. The foliage of many classic varieties emits a distinct, sharp, musky fragrance. It is famously slow