Citrus ‘Morton’ (Citrus sinensis x Poncirus trifoliata) Open House holding color in the moist

holding color in the moist and shaded corners just as the rest of the garden tires

and nineteenth-century Eclectic physicians prized the dried root bark

A fine choice for a shaded border

a camellia with provenance that ends

Photo credit: UC Riverside

Citrus ‘Morton’ (Citrus sinensis x Poncirus trifoliata) Open House holding color in the moistWoodlanders has long led in offering citrus and citrus hybrids hardy well beyond the usual citrus belt, and the Morton citrange is a handsome one. Like other sweet orange and trifoliate orange crosses, Morton makes an attractive ornamental evergreen, with fragrant white spring flowers and orange fruit, but the fruit here sets the cultivar apart: large, smooth skinned, and remarkably like a true orange, with very few seeds. Morton is said to approach