Southern high-bush variety (low chill hours, heat tolerant). In the west, Misty is quite vigorous, growing very well on the coast and in the inland heat. Sky blue berries with blue green foliage.
The Calamondin is an attractive shrub that bears small, lime-sized juicy, sour-orange fruit. The flavor is a cross between a mandarin orange and a kumquat.
The Kumquat is known for its sweet rind, sour fruit and ability to be eaten whole. The tree is a beauty, bursting with an abundance of oval-shaped, bright orange fruit and prized for its ornamental and edible uses.
Eureka Lemon is the popular variety often found in the supermarket. This nearly thorn-less tree produces an abundance of large, bright yellow, juicy lemons with very few seeds throughout the year.
This plant has unique fruit that resemble stubby fingers, unlike any other citrus. Cut open a ripe lime and squeeze out perfectly round pearls of juicy, lime flavored vesicles that pop in your mouth when eaten.
Clementines are seedless, with a wonderfully sweet taste and soft, easy to peel skin. The fruit is among the smallest of the mandarin orange varieties.
The Dancy Mandarin is a vigorous growing tree has a thin, smooth rind that is reddish-orange at maturity and easily peeled. The fruit is medium sized with a rich, sweet flavor.
The Lee x Nova Mandarin is a cross between Lee and Nova mandarins and are in the top five tastiest varieties. Seedless, early ripening and incredibly juicy. Fruit is on the larger size for a mandarin.
The Page Mandarin is a delicious cross between a Clementine mandarin and Minneola tangelo. Known for its long hang time on the tree and magnificent, sweet flavor.
