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Crataegus marshallii
The story is one of those small
and site the subshrub where the long season of clear yellow bloom and the hummingbird traffic can be enjoyed up close: a hot bank
and marble-sized
Sunquat Tree 24/10 Restock Crataegus marshalliiThe Sunquat began as an accident in a Beeville, Texas dooryard in the early 1940s, when a man named Leslie Cude noticed a seedling carrying fruit that looked like a small lemon and behaved like a kumquat. Walter Swingle, the great citrus authority of the day, took one look and guessed a cross of Meyer lemon and kumquat, which is where the name Lemonquat comes from and how it entered the collections as Citrus limon Fortunella. The trouble is that the
