Citrus reticulata 'Changsha' 26/4 Restock and hummingbirds find them without

and hummingbirds find them without being told

Set them where you pass close

is among the more refined forms

few plants are as satisfying

Citrus reticulata 'Changsha' 26/4 Restock and hummingbirds find them withoutA very old Chinese cultivar, almost certainly named for the capital of Hunan province where the fruit has been grown for centuries, and quite possibly carrying C. ichangensis somewhere in the parentage. That suspected ancestry would account for the cold tolerance that has made Changsha the parent stock for nearly every modern hardy citrus breeding program of consequence: Wayne Hanna's seedless work at UGA Tifton, the Arctic Frost satsuma cross out of