Mexican Lime blooming Use the table below to

Use the table below to estimate plant count for a continuous color curtain:

Water basin — build a 4–5 inch soil ring to direct water to the root zone during establishment

or cluster 3 to 5 spaced about 5 feet apart so each silvery fountain stands clear and reads as a sculptural group

Best Time to Plant Blue Ember Agave in Phoenix

space trees 28 to 30 feet apart so each crown can spread fully

Mexican Lime blooming Use the table below toGrow Fresh Key Limes Right in Your Phoenix Backyard Mexican Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia), also known as the Key Lime, is one of the most rewarding citrus trees for Phoenix Valley homeowners. This compact evergreen tree produces an abundance of small, intensely flavored limes prized by chefs and home cooks alike. Its fragrant white blossoms perfume your yard while the dense green canopy provides light shade. Thriving in Phoenix's long growing season,