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Cistus crispus

Cistus crispus

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Cistus inflatus

Cistus inflatus

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Common gum cistus

Cistus ladanifer

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Laurel-leaf cistus

Cistus laurifolius

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Montpelier rock-rose

Cistus monspeliensis

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Poplar-leaved cistus

Cistus populifolius

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Sage-leaf rock-rose

Cistus salviifolius

Bloom Color: White. Main Bloom Time: Late spring. Form: Spreading or horizontal.

Bitter-apple

Citrullus colocynthis

Afghan-melon

Citrullus lanatus

A classic oblong watermelon with greenish-gray rind and sweet red flesh, bred by the USDA for disease resistance to Fusarium wilt and anthracnose. Start seed indoors in peat pots or direct sow once soil is warm, giving the sprawling vines plenty of room. Water consistently while fruit sizes up, then

Key Lime

Citrus aurantifolia

Key lime, also called Mexican lime, produces small, intensely aromatic and juicy fruit beloved for pie, drinks, and marinades. This tender, somewhat thorny citrus stays compact and grows readily in a container that can shelter indoors in cold weather. Grow a grafted tree in full sun with excellent d

Key Lime

Citrus aurantiifolia

Key lime is a small, thorny tree distinct from the larger Persian lime (Citrus latifolia) — its fruit is smaller, more aromatic, more acidic, and nearly seedless at full yellow ripeness. It is self-fertile and bears prolifically in truly tropical conditions; the tree is damaged by any frost and requ

Sour Orange

Citrus aurantium

The sour or Seville orange yields bitter, aromatic fruit that is the classic base for marmalade and its fragrant blossoms for perfume. Grow in full sun on well-drained soil, protecting it from frost, and note that it is also widely used as a hardy, disease-resistant rootstock. Water deeply and feed

Australian Finger Lime

Citrus australasica

The Australian finger lime bears elongated fruit packed with juicy, caviar-like vesicles that burst with tart citrus flavor, making it a chef's favorite. Native to rugged coastal Australia, this compact, thorny citrus is tough and adapts well to container culture. Grow from a potted tree in full sun

Kaffir Lime (Makrut Lime)

Citrus hystrix

Plant in well-drained, slightly acidic soil in full sun; makrut lime is grown primarily for its distinctive double-lobed leaves, which are the indispensable aromatic herb of Thai and Cambodian cooking, used in curries, soups, and stir-fries to impart an intensely floral, citrusy perfume that no othe

Fukushu Kumquat Tree

Citrus japonica

Fukushu is a compact kumquat producing small oval citrus with an edible sweet rind and tart flesh, well suited to container growing. Grow it in full sun in rich, well-drained soil and water when the top inch dries, avoiding both drought stress and soggy roots. In climates with frost, keep it potted

Yuzu

Citrus junos

Yuzu is prized almost entirely for its intensely aromatic rind and highly acidic juice rather than its thin, seedy flesh; the fruit is rarely eaten out of hand but is indispensable in Japanese cuisine as a seasoning, in yuzu kosho paste, and in bath products. It is self-fertile and grafted trees beg

Persian Bearss Lime Tree

Citrus latifolia

Persian Bearss is a prolific, thornless lime producing juicy, seedless fruit perfect for cooking and drinks. It is one of the more cold-tolerant limes but still needs protection below freezing. Plant in full sun in fast-draining soil and keep the graft union above the soil line. Water deeply and let

Sweet Lime

Citrus limettioides

Sweet lime yields mild, low-acid fruit prized in South Asia and the Mediterranean for fresh juice. Grow in full sun on well-drained soil, protecting it from any frost, or keep it in a large pot to shelter indoors in cold climates. Feed with a citrus fertilizer through the growing season and water de

Eureka Lemon

Citrus limon

The Eureka is California's go-to commercial lemon, a strong grower that produces tart, juicy fruit nearly year-round. It bears reliably and adapts well to container culture, making it a practical choice for both mild-climate yards and patios that overwinter indoors. Grow a grafted tree in full sun w

Rangpur Lime

Citrus limonia

Rangpur lime is actually a mandarin-lime hybrid (not a true lime) prized for its mandarin orange appearance, intensely sour juice, and significantly greater cold-hardiness than Key or Persian limes, making it a practical choice for zone 8 citrus gardens and container culture. It is self-fertile, pro

Pomelo

Citrus maxima

Pomelo is the largest citrus fruit — often the size of a large cantaloupe — and the ancestor of the grapefruit. It is less bitter than grapefruit, with a sweeter, milder flavor, and a very thick pith that insulates the segments. Trees are self-fertile but cross-pollination with another variety incre

Citron

Citrus medica

Citron is an ancient citrus grown mainly for its thick, fragrant rind, which is candied or used in preserves. It is among the most frost-tender citrus, so grow it in full sun in the warmest possible spot or in a container to move under cover. Provide rich, well-drained soil and steady moisture, feed

Buddha's Hand Citron

Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis

Buddha's hand is a citron variety bearing distinctive finger-like lobes that contain only aromatic peel with no juice or pulp; it is valued entirely for its intensely fragrant zest used in baking, cocktails, and as a natural air freshener. Trees are self-fertile and small enough to grow in 15–20 gal

Grapefruit

Citrus paradisi

Grapefruit is self-fertile and produces best in the warmest citrus climates — the prolonged heat of south Texas and southern California delivers better sugar development than coastal or inland zones 9. Trees are large and vigorous; allow 20–25 feet between them and avoid overcrowding with other tree