The oddest selection in citrus. We call it the “Citrus Flower” since it often looks like a flower and has a wonderful aroma. Some enthusiasts candy the rind, but it is more a novelty than anything else.
Volk
100
Limonero Fino
Volk
2
Moro Blood
The intense pigmentation of the flesh sets this variety aoart from other citrus types. Nearly seedless, fruit harvests December-March.
Carrizo
393
Moro Blood
The intense pigmentation of the flesh sets this variety aoart from other citrus types. Nearly seedless, fruit harvests December-March.
Volk
23
Vari Calamondin
Round, inedible fruit. Pretty tree that makes a nice patio plant.
C-35
62
Citrus Liners - Kumquat:
Product
Description
Rootstock
Qty
Nagami
Often referred to as an ‘oval’ kumquat. Fruit is edible, just pop the whole thing in your mouth. A prolific producer of fruit, it makes a nice patio plant.
Rich 16-6
212
Citrus Liners - Lemon:
Product
Description
Rootstock
Qty
8A Lisbon
Vigorous growing tree, more frost tolerant than the Eureka lemon with more thorns. Lots of fruit! Harvested year round, but mainly in the winter.
Volk
418
Genoa
Carrizo
2
New Ze Lemonaid
C-35
162
Citrus Liners - Lime:
Product
Description
Rootstock
Qty
Austr Fingered
Flying Dragon
1
Citrus Liners - Mandarin:
Product
Description
Rootstock
Qty
Frost Owari
A seedless mandarin known for its frost hardiness. Fruit produces November-January and is easy to peel.
Rich 16-6
33
Miho Wase
Rich 16-6
2
Shasta Gold-TM
This variety has a $2.00 Royalty per tree.
C-35
17
W. Murcott
Easy peel, rich flavored, late mandarin. Harvest February-May. Seedless when isolated from other seeded citrus.
Rich 16-6
18
Citrus Liners - Navel:
Product
Description
Rootstock
Qty
Barnfield
C-35
219
Barnfield
Rich 16-6
2
Citrus Liners - Pummelo:
Product
Description
Rootstock
Qty
Tahitian
C-35
11
Citrus Liners - Tangelo:
Product
Description
Rootstock
Qty
Minneola Tangelo
Also called the Honeybell, this nearly seedless variety attains its best flavor in hot climates. Best harvested February-April.
The oddest selection in citrus. We call it the “Citrus Flower” since it often looks like a flower and has a wonderful aroma. Some enthusiasts candy the rind, but it is more a novelty than anything else.
Volk
100
Citrus Liners
Limonero Fino
Volk
2
Citrus Liners
Moro Blood
The intense pigmentation of the flesh sets this variety aoart from other citrus types. Nearly seedless, fruit harvests December-March.
Carrizo
393
Citrus Liners
Moro Blood
The intense pigmentation of the flesh sets this variety aoart from other citrus types. Nearly seedless, fruit harvests December-March.
Volk
23
Citrus Liners
Vari Calamondin
Round, inedible fruit. Pretty tree that makes a nice patio plant.
C-35
62
Citrus Liners
Kumquat
Nagami
Often referred to as an ‘oval’ kumquat. Fruit is edible, just pop the whole thing in your mouth. A prolific producer of fruit, it makes a nice patio plant.
Rich 16-6
212
Citrus Liners
Lemon
8A Lisbon
Vigorous growing tree, more frost tolerant than the Eureka lemon with more thorns. Lots of fruit! Harvested year round, but mainly in the winter.
Volk
418
Citrus Liners
Lemon
Genoa
Carrizo
2
Citrus Liners
Lemon
New Ze Lemonaid
C-35
162
Citrus Liners
Lime
Austr Fingered
Flying Dragon
1
Citrus Liners
Mandarin
Frost Owari
A seedless mandarin known for its frost hardiness. Fruit produces November-January and is easy to peel.
Rich 16-6
33
Citrus Liners
Mandarin
Miho Wase
Rich 16-6
2
Citrus Liners
Mandarin
Shasta Gold-TM
This variety has a $2.00 Royalty per tree.
C-35
17
Citrus Liners
Mandarin
W. Murcott
Easy peel, rich flavored, late mandarin. Harvest February-May. Seedless when isolated from other seeded citrus.
Rich 16-6
18
Citrus Liners
Navel
Barnfield
C-35
219
Citrus Liners
Navel
Barnfield
Rich 16-6
2
Citrus Liners
Pummelo
Tahitian
C-35
11
Citrus Liners
Tangelo
Minneola Tangelo
Also called the Honeybell, this nearly seedless variety attains its best flavor in hot climates. Best harvested February-April.
