Buddha's Hand Citron (Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis) Native Plant Seeds Plant Description: A clumping perennial

Plant Description: A clumping perennial with blue-purple tubular flowers

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Soil Needs: Moist to dry soil

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Buddha's Hand Citron (Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis) Native Plant Seeds Plant Description: A clumping perennialBuddha's hand citron is a uniquely shaped citrus fruit, resembling a hand with finger like sections, hence its name. It's a type of citron known for its fragrant rind and the absence of juice or pulp in the fruit. Primarily used for its zest and pith, it's prized for flavoring dishes and for its aromatic qualities. Citrus are sensitive in our climate love to be outdoors in the warm season but needs protection overwinter.