x Citrofortunella mitis 'Calamondin' Very Rare It is a new species

It is a new species discovered by Bob McCartney in Putnam County

crimped and fluted like tiny cake decorations before they open

holding evergreen through mild winters and proven at the JC Raulston Arboretum up in Zone 7

and across Asia various parts have been reached for against fever

or a damp mixed border

x Citrofortunella mitis 'Calamondin' Very Rare It is a new speciesA charming citrus hybrid for containers, winter patios, and kitchen harvests. Known as the calamondin orange, x Citrofortunella mitis 'Calamondin' is a compact, cold tolerant citrus treasured for abundant fragrant blossoms, ornamental good looks, and tart, edible fruit. A natural cross between the mandarin orange, Citrus reticulata, and the kumquat, Fortunella, calamondin is equally at home on a patio or in a bright kitchen window, offering both