Lemon Tree - CitrusTo grow a Lime in New England, provide ample sunlight and warmth indoors during cooler months and protect it from frost and cold temperatures. Water consistently to keep soil moist but not soggy, and fertilize during the growing season. Overwintering requires bringing the plant indoors to a bright location before the first frost, and adjusting it back to outdoor conditions gradually in the spring. Sunlight: Position your Lime tree near a south facing

Description- At first appearance this grass looks great

Great in smaller landscape spots or group border plantings

dark mahogony purple foliage that will be a visual oasis in a sea of predominantly green garden plants

mounding habit of bright purple flowers with a tiny white halo in the center

Plant this en masse in wooded areas or in more formal shade gardens

» Vivid red bunches of long-lasting fruit

Developed by the JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University

taking dry and infertile soils in stride

»  Luminescent purple foliage with silver veining

»  Pollinator-friendly

very rewarding flowering shrub that will thrill you with its landscape heroics from late May through September

Compact and dense