Lee X Nova Mandarin, dwarf Native to Europe The loose clumps of blue-green

The loose clumps of blue-green to blue-grey foliage are topped in late spring by flower spikes emerging green

You can cut the bean like seed pods any time

Sharpen Secateurs every couple of weeks

California Sagebrush

Mule Fat (Baccharis salicifolia)

Lee X Nova Mandarin, dwarf Native to Europe The loose clumps of blue-greenLee X Nova Mandarin A cross between Lee and Nova mandarins. Lee X Nova mandarins are in the top five tastiest mandarin varieties. This is an early ripening mandarin tree and is cold tolerant. The fruit is orange red, seedless, medium sized, easy to peel and is ripe in late December. This tree can reach up to fifteen feet high. We recommend applying LGM Cedar Bark a foot wide to prevent weeds and retain moisture. The cedar bark will help insulate the