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2.5ft Patio Giant Kumquat Tree | 5L Pot
- Produces an abundance of deliciously large, oval-shaped fruits, perfect for those who love kumquats but wish they were bigger.
- The entire fruit is edible, including the sweet, flavourful peel which complements the fruit's subtle tartness.
- Perfect for eating fresh from the tree or candying whole in sugar.
- In summer, the tree blooms with numerous fragrant white flowers that contrast beautifully with its dark green, evergreen leaves.
- This compact patio tree is ideal for a sunny spot and is one of the more cold-tolerant citrus varieties.
- A US-cultivated variety, first grown in 1965.
$79.92
2.5ft Patio Giant Kumquat Tree | 5L Pot—
$79.92
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2.5ft Patio Giant Kumquat Tree | 5L Pot
- Produces an abundance of deliciously large, oval-shaped fruits, perfect for those who love kumquats but wish they were bigger.
- The entire fruit is edible, including the sweet, flavourful peel which complements the fruit's subtle tartness.
- Perfect for eating fresh from the tree or candying whole in sugar.
- In summer, the tree blooms with numerous fragrant white flowers that contrast beautifully with its dark green, evergreen leaves.
- This compact patio tree is ideal for a sunny spot and is one of the more cold-tolerant citrus varieties.
- A US-cultivated variety, first grown in 1965.
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- Produces an abundance of deliciously large, oval-shaped fruits, perfect for those who love kumquats but wish they were bigger.
- The entire fruit is edible, including the sweet, flavourful peel which complements the fruit's subtle tartness.
- Perfect for eating fresh from the tree or candying whole in sugar.
- In summer, the tree blooms with numerous fragrant white flowers that contrast beautifully with its dark green, evergreen leaves.
- This compact patio tree is ideal for a sunny spot and is one of the more cold-tolerant citrus varieties.
- A US-cultivated variety, first grown in 1965.
