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Calamodin Orange

Calamondin Citrus madurensis is an acid fruit that is most commonly grown

in the Philippine Islands although it is probably of Chinese origin.  It is believed to be a natural

hybrid, with kumquat in the parentage. In the Philippines it is sometimes called calamonding or

calamansi.  Here in the United States it is primarily planted as an ornamental, either growing in

the ground or in a container.  Calamondin is cold-resistant. The tree form is upright and columnar,

and the leaves are small and dense giving the tree a fine textural appearance.  The fruits are

very small, round, and orange at full maturity.  The orange flesh is acidic, juicy, and contains a

few seeds. Calamondin trees flower and set fruit intermittently throughout the year, adding to

the decorative appeal of these trees.  A variegated form, with marbled leaves and faintly-striped

fruit is sometimes marketed under the name Peters.

 

Plant Type

Description

Code

Price

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#5 Dwarf bush

Ideal house plant and greenhouse window citrus tree. A very attractive slow growing little citrus plant, full and bushy from the base of the planter. The fruit will be the same size as a full grown citrus tree, and flavor just as delicious. These plants are grown on Flying Dragon rootstock to insure that they will remain only about 3 feet tall with pruning.

Ctr5DbCal

$34.00

#5 Dwarf mini tree

Ideal house plant and greenhouse window citrus tree. A very attractive slow growing little citrus tree. The fruit will be the same size as a full grown citrus tree, and flavor just as delicious. These plants are grown on Flying Dragon rootstock to insure that they will remain only about 3 feet tall with pruning.

Ctr5DmtCal

$34.00

#5 Semi Dwarf

A #5 Semi dwarf is a good size for planting citrus in small landscape areas and large planters. This semi dwarf size citrus tree can grow moderately and will reach 8 feet tall and wide in about 4 years. They can be pruned to stay smaller, much smaller to 4 x 4 feet. Citrus respond well to pruning and a regular good trim will improve the amount of fruit produced on the tree. Properly planted in the ground dwarf citrus will mature to 6 x 6 feet in about 2 to 3 years depending on care.

Ctr5SmDCal

$34.00

#5 Standard bush

The #5 Standard citrus bush is an ideal size for planting citrus in small landscapes and large planters. This standard size citrus tree can grow very quickly and will reach 15 feet tall and wide in a few years. They can be pruned to stay smaller, much smaller to 10 x 10 feet. Citrus respond well to pruning and a regular good trim will improve the amount of fruit produced on the tree. Properly planted in the ground boxed "standards" will mature to 15 x 15 feet in about 8 to 10 years depending on care.

Ctr5StBsCal

$30.00

# 5 Standard tree

A #5 standard tree good starter good plant size for planting citrus in wine barrels and other larger planters. The standard size citrus trees can grow very quickly and will reach 8 feet tall and wide in a few years. They can be pruned to stay smaller, much smaller to 4 x 4 feet. Citrus respond well to pruning and a regular good trim will improve the amount of fruit produced on the tree. Planted in the ground "standards" will mature to 15 x 15 in about 8 years.

Ctr5StrCal

$30.00

#5 Premium Patio Standard

36" Trunk, Ultra perfectly straight and shape trees, ideal container planting specimen plants. Will require regular trimming to maintain shape.

Ctr5PreCal

$69.99 Sold Out

Spring 2007

#7 Dwarf Bush

#7 Dwarf citrus are stunning bushes, great size for planting citrus indoor planters. This dwarf size citrus tree can grow moderately and will reach 4 feet tall and wide in about 3 years. They can be pruned to stay smaller, much smaller to 2 1/2 x  2 1/2  feet. Citrus respond well to pruning and a regular good trim will improve the amount of fruit produced on the tree. Properly planted in the ground dwarf citrus will mature to 4 x 4 feet in about 3 to 4 years depending on care. Grown on Flying Dragon root stock for a long container gardening life.

Ctr7DbCal

$59.99

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# 7 Standard Tree

The #7 Standard citrus tree is an ideal size for planting citrus in small landscapes and large planters. This standard size citrus tree can grow very quickly and will reach 15 feet tall and wide in a few years. They can be pruned to stay smaller, much smaller to 10 x 10 feet. Citrus respond well to pruning and a regular good trim will improve the amount of fruit produced on the tree. Properly planted in the ground boxed "standards" will mature to 15 x 15 feet in about 3 to 4 years depending on care.

Ctr7StrCal

$59.99

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#15 Dwarf Bush

A #15 bush is a good size for planting citrus in landscapes and large planters. This dwarf size citrus tree can grow moderately and will reach 8 feet tall and wide in about 6 years. They can be pruned to stay smaller, much smaller to 4 x 4 feet. Citrus respond well to pruning and a regular good trim will improve the amount of fruit produced on the tree. Properly planted in the ground dwarf citrus will mature to 8 x 8 feet in about 3 to 4 years depending on care.

Ctr15DbCal

$112.00

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# 15 Standard Tree

The #15 Standard citrus tree is an ideal size for planting citrus in landscapes and large planters. This standard size citrus tree can grow very quickly and can reach 15 feet tall and wide in a few years. They can be pruned to stay smaller, much smaller to 10 x 10 feet. Citrus respond well to pruning and a regular good trim will improve the amount of fruit produced on the tree. Properly planted in the ground boxed "standards" will mature to 15 x 15 feet in about 3 to 4 years depending on care.

Ctr15StrCal

$112.00

 

24" Standard Tree

A 24" boxed tree citrus tree is an ideal size for planting citrus in landscapes and large planters. This standard size citrus tree can grow very quickly and can reach 15 feet tall and wide in a few years. They can be pruned to stay smaller, much smaller to 10 x 10 feet. Citrus respond well to pruning and a regular good trim will improve the amount of fruit produced on the tree. Properly planted in the ground boxed "standards" will mature to 15 x 15 feet in about 3 to 4 years depending on care.

Ctr24SmDbCal

$350.00