Wild Lime (Zanthoxylum fagara) Christmas and the Yellow-rumped (“Myrtle”) Warbler

and the Yellow-rumped (“Myrtle”) Warbler in the late fall and winter

In addition to its flowers attracting butterflies and birds

but as a short-lived perennial it has a relatively short lifespan

Moisture level: moist to dry

Inkberry (Ilex glabra) Inkberry is a slow-growing

Wild Lime (Zanthoxylum fagara) Christmas and the Yellow-rumped (“Myrtle”) WarblerWild lime is a long lived perennial tree, usually found in the hammocks and scrub habitats. This tree is noted for its lime like scent and large thorns. In the winter and spring months, wild lime blooms yellow and green flowers before producing fruit for the remainder of the year (summer through fall). When placed in full sun to part shade and moist to extremely dry soil, wild lime will grow up to 20 ft. Wild lime is an amazing addition to any home