'Augusta' (x Citrofortunella)

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Other Name(s):	AKA Augusta citrangequat
Category:	Tree
Class:	Perennial
Fruit:	Produces a medium-sized (around 70 grams), bright orange fruit that resembles a large kumquat or mandarinquat
Foliage:	Dark, glossy foliage
Height:	40 ft.
Growth rate:	Vigorous, upright growth
Hardiness:	Marginally hardy in Zones 7 areas and likely fully hardy in many Zones 8 areas
Light Requirements:	Full sun to partial shade
Water Usage:	Medium
Soil Type:	Well-drained soil
Native Range:	Georgia to Florida
Other Information:	The 'Augusta' name originates from seeds of the hybrid being successfully grown by Joseph Levert in Augusta, Georgia, where the plant thrived
Photographer:	William Khoury
Bed(s):	TREES - 1 Plant;