Zanthoxylum clava-herculis Size:Bare Root and in cold-winter regions move

and in cold-winter regions move potted plants to shelter before hard frost

the restless English-American naturalist who botanized the young United States more thoroughly than almost anyone of his generation

olive-green leaves on a strong pyramidal frame that holds branches right to the ground

which is a feature rather than a flaw: the bare lower stems lift the berry display to eye level and above

Zanthoxylum clava-herculis Size:Bare Root and in cold-winter regions moveA native tree that bites back, and can numb a toothache. Zanthoxylum clava herculis, the toothache tree or Hercules' club, is a small to medium deciduous tree of the citrus family, native along the coastal Southeast from Virginia to Florida and Texas. The genus name Zanthoxylum means yellow wood, and the species clava herculis, the club of Hercules, names the stout, spiny, club shaped trunk that is the tree's signature. Everything about the plant is