This small kumquat tree has an abundance of dark orange fruit that is delicious eaten fresh or used in marmalades and jams. They make very ornamental tub specimens.
In the Philippines it is referred to a as Calamansi, where the acid pulp is used to make chutneys, marmalades or as a lime substitute. Very ornamental bearing heavy crops of small round fruits.
A highly ornamental kumquat with variegated foliage. Well suited as a pot specimen.
In the Philippines it is referred to a as Calamansi, where the acid pulp is used to make chutneys, marmalades or as a lime substitute. Very ornamental bearing heavy crops of small round fruits.
The small oval fruit is a brilliant deep orange colour with a highly aromatic skin. The fruit holds on the tree for a long period adding to its high ornamental value. It can be eaten whole as a fresh fruit or in the same way as other kumquats.
The bright orange fruit is small, loose skinned, juicy, aromatic and acidic. It remains on the tree for long periods.
175mm | $24.75 AU | In Production | 
Similar to the Marumi. A round brightly coloured fruit that can be eaten straight from the tree. Both the skin and the flesh are very sweet. Cold hardy.
175mm | $24.90 AU | In Production |
Similar to the Marumi. A round brightly coloured fruit that can be eaten straight from the tree. Both the skin and the flesh are very sweet. Cold hardy.
175mm | $19.75 AU | In Production |
| Height | Frost tol. | Pollination req'd | Evergreen/Deciduous | Harvest period |
| 3 | Medium | No | Evergreen | July - December |
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Makes a really nice lolly when boiled in sugar like a toffee (cut in half lengthways first) | Joan Chan - Wamuran, QLD 08-Nov-2006
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