Mexican Lime, Semi-dwarf winter and with shrubs such as

and with shrubs such as Dogwood (Cornus sp

Mexican Blue Sage and Blue Oak Sage

occasional to infrequent irrigation

Dead head the inflorescences to their base after flowering is over to keep plant low and tidy and dig unwanted spreading rhizomes for replanting elsewhere in late fall or early winter

Pinch and lightly prune in spring after flowering

Mexican Lime, Semi-dwarf winter and with shrubs such asMexican Lime, Bartenders Lime Key Lime. The standard lime used in beverages and key lime pie. The aromatic yellow green fruit is small, rounded, an has acidic flesh. Fruit is ripe in July through December. Best for use in mild winter climates. The Mexican Lime can grow up to seven feet high and is more shrub like. We recommend applying LGM Cedar Bark a foot wide to prevent weeds and retain moisture. The cedar bark will help insulate the roots and