Citrus 'Rangpur' Medicinal site the plant back from

site the plant back from paths and seating

a quieter take on the same late-season display

but diluted juice with a little sugar makes a good drink

treat the variegation as a source of light

Woodlanders collected this one in the pre-Andean foothills of northwest Argentina

Citrus 'Rangpur' Medicinal site the plant back fromThe Rangpur is not truly a lime at all, but Indian gardeners have used the fruit as one for more than five hundred years. Citrus x limonia, an old natural hybrid of mandarin and citron, bears small, round, deep orange fruits that look like tangerines and taste fiercely sour, with the aromatic bite that makes a fine lime substitute for cooking, cocktails, and marmalade. In India the fruit goes by surkh nimboo, the red lime, prized for exactly that