Camptosema praeandinum 26/4 Restock who has always had an

who has always had an eye for the right word

who with her husband Robert founded Woodlanders

a pedigree chosen to keep the toughness of the trifoliate while pushing the fruit toward genuine quality

tart and high in vitamin C

where it is now protected by law as an endangered plant

Camptosema praeandinum 26/4 Restock who has always had anWoodlanders collected this one in the pre Andean foothills of northwest Argentina, which is exactly what the name says: praeandinum, before the Andes. The plant grows wild there between three and five thousand feet, in country that bakes by day and chills hard at night, and that upbringing shows. Heat that flattens lesser things does not faze this vine, which still comes back through a Zone 8 winter. The habit is a conversation in itself. Call this a