Famiglia: Limoni Cedrati – Citrus Limonimedica
\nNome botanico in latino: C. limonimedica “Sanctus Dominicus”
\nDisponibile mezzo fusto o cespuglio
\nVaso di diametro 20 o 22 cm<\/p>\n
This old citron cultivar, present in the Medici gardens in the 17th century, was probably named after Saint Dominic for it had been known and grown in the vegetable gardens of Dominican friars since ancient times.
\nIn 1839 Gallesio wrote \u201cThis is also a citron, but distinct from the others due to its extremely small size and unusual shape\u201d.
\nThe plant is medium-small and bushy, with assurgent growth. The small, dentate leaves are an unusual spatulate shape with mucronate apex. The buds are slightly purplish and grow mainly singly. The fruit is typically small and pear-shaped with a persistent style at the top until ripe. The pale yellow rind is thick, soft and fragrant, and the flesh has fairly pleasant, acidic juice.<\/p>\n
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