Sour Orange - Calamondin
Calamansi, also known as calamondin, Philippine lime, or Philippine lemon, is a citrus hybrid cultivated predominantly in the Philippines. It is native to the Philippines, parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei, as well as Taiwan, and parts of southern China.
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$37.00/lb
(2 lbs)
Kumquat - Nagami
The Nagami kumquat (Fortunella margarita) is a popular, cold-hardy, and self-fertile evergreen citrus tree, ideal for small gardens or pots, growing 6–15 feet tall. It produces small, oval, orange fruit with a sweet rind and tart pulp, usually eaten whole. Thriving in USDA zones 8–11, they are also popular container plants in colder regions.
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$65.00/lb
(7 lbs)
Orange - Navel
Florida Navel Orange trees are popular, self-pollinating evergreens suited for USDA Zones 9-11, producing large, seedless, sweet fruit, primarily from October to January. They thrive in full sun, require well-draining sandy loam, and reach 8–15 feet in height. Common varieties include the Washington and Summerfield Navel, which are excellent for eating fresh.
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$65.00/lb
(5 lbs)
Lemon - Meyer
The Meyer lemon tree (Citrus x meyeri) is a popular, compact hybrid (lemon/mandarin) known for its sweet, low-acid, fragrant fruit and year-round, prolific blooming. Typically growing 6–12 feet tall in-ground or 4–8 feet in containers, they thrive in USDA Zones 8–11 but are commonly grown indoors in colder regions.
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$37.00/lb
Kumquat - Meiwa
The Meiwa kumquat (Fortunella crassifolia) is a small, cold-hardy, evergreen citrus tree, popular for producing sweet, round fruit (about 1-inch diameter) with edible skin. Ideal for in-ground (8-11 ft) or container (6-8 ft) growth in zones 8-11, this self-fertile, slow-growing tree is often preferred for snacking over the tart Nagami variety.
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$65.00/lb
(1 lbs)
Citrus Cocktail
Citrus Cocktail Tree is a unique multi-grafted citrus tree that produces several delicious citrus varieties on a single plant. Perfect for home gardens, patios, and small landscapes, it offers fresh fruit throughout the season while saving space and adding ornamental beauty with its fragrant blossoms and glossy evergreen foliage.
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$35.00/lb
(2 lbs)
Lime - Key (Limequat)
Key lime trees (Citrus × aurantiifolia) are small, thorny, evergreen, subtropical citrus trees that grow 6–12 feet tall, prized for their small, thin-skinned, highly aromatic, and tart fruits. They are self-pollinating and thrive in full sun with consistent moisture, making them ideal for warm landscapes (zones 9–11) or as potted patio plants in colder regions.
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$37.00/lb
Tangerine - Murcott (Honey)
The Murcott Honey tree (or Honey Tangerine) is a popular, late-season hybrid (sweet orange x tangerine) known for producing exceptionally sweet, honey-flavored, reddish-orange fruit. They thrive in USDA zones 9–11, reaching 8–15+ feet tall, and are often grown for both their high-quality, juicy fruit and as attractive evergreen, self-pollinating landscape trees.
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$65.00/lb
(5 lbs)
Lemon - Harvey
The Harvey Lemon Tree (Citrus limon 'Harvey') is a cold-hardy, high-yielding, and nearly seedless lemon variety. It typically matures to a height of 12–14 feet and produces flavorful fruit from September to March. Ideal for zones 8-11, it is highly resistant to disease and flourishes in full sun with regular watering.
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$65.00/lb
(4 lbs)
Lemon - Variegated Pink
The Variegated Pink Lemon tree (Citrus limon 'Eureka Variegated Pink') is a striking, ornamental citrus known for its green-and-white variegated foliage, pink-fleshed fruit with clear juice, and fuchsia-toned buds. Growing 6–15 feet tall, this self-fertile, moderate-growing evergreen is ideal for USDA Zones 9-11 (or containers in colder zones) and provides juicy, acidic lemons, often used for pink lemonade.
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$65.00/lb
(2 lbs)
Orange - Temple
The Temple orange tree (or Tangor) is a cold-sensitive citrus hybrid (tangerine orange) known for producing aromatic, deep orange-red fruit with a rich, sweet-tart flavor. Growing 10–15 feet tall, these bushy, thorny trees are best suited for zones 9-11, with fruits maturing from January to March.
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$65.00/lb
(4 lbs)
Lime - Kaffir
The Kaffir lime tree (Citrus hystrix), also known as Makrut lime or Mauritius papeda, is a small, thorny citrus tree renowned for its highly aromatic, double-lobed, hourglass-shaped leaves. Primarily used in Southeast Asian cuisine, it thrives in USDA zones 8–11 or as a potted plant, offering fragrant leaves and bumpy, lime-scented rind for cooking.
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$65.00/lb
Lime - Persian
The Persian lime tree (Citrus × latifolia), also known as Bearss or Tahiti lime, is a popular, low-maintenance, nearly thornless citrus tree that produces seedless, juicy, green-to-yellow fruit. Growing 8–20 ft tall, it thrives in USDA Zones 9-11, requiring full sun (8-10 hours), regular watering, and well-draining soil.
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$65.00/lb
(3 lbs)
Citrus Assorted Hanging Basket
Citrus Assorted Hanging Basket is a beautiful and productive addition to patios, balconies, and small spaces. Featuring a mix of attractive citrus varieties, this hanging basket provides fragrant blooms, lush green foliage, and the potential for fresh homegrown fruit. Perfect for adding a tropical touch to outdoor living areas while maximizing growing space.
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$37.50/lb
Orange - Page
The Page orange tree (or Page mandarin/tangelo) is a hybrid of Clementine and Minneola known for being a sweet, juicy, high-quality fruit. It is highly prized by home gardeners for its early ripening (often starting in October), long harvest window, and near-thornless, compact habit. These trees are suitable for growing in USDA Zones 8–11.
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$65.00/lb
(2 lbs)
Grapefruit - RayRay
Ray Ruby Grapefruit (Citrus × paradisi 'Ray Ruby') is a self-pollinating evergreen citrus tree that produces sweet, juicy, pink-fleshed fruit with few seeds. Growing 15–20 feet tall with a 10–15 foot spread, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it an excellent choice for home orchards and Florida landscapes.
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$65.00/lb
(4 lbs)
Orange - Blood
Blood orange trees (notably the popular Moro variety) are small, evergreen citrus trees (10–15 ft) that produce sweet fruit with crimson-red flesh, often with raspberry notes. They thrive in USDA zones 9-11, requiring full sun, well-draining soil, and cool nights (46°F–59°F) to develop their dark, pigment-rich color.
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(1 lbs)
Lemon - Ponderosa
The Ponderosa lemon tree (Citrus × pyriformis) is a hybrid of citron and pomelo known for producing very large, grapefruit-sized lemons (1–5 lbs) year-round. It is a small, thorny evergreen reaching 12–24 feet outdoors (zones 9–11) but is often grown in containers as a 6–8 foot patio tree. The tree features fragrant, purple-tinged blooms and is less cold-hardy than true lemons, requiring protection from frost.
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$37.00/lb
Lime - Red
Red lime trees (often Citrus ‘Red Lime’ or Citrus australasica hybrids) are compact, cold-hardy, and highly ornamental citrus plants featuring vibrant orange-red skin and tart, lime-like flavor. They are ideal for containers, usually growing to about 10 feet in the ground, and are often used as both edible fruit trees and decorative landscape plants.
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$65.00/lb
(3 lbs)
Kumquat - Centennial Variegated
The Centennial Variegated Kumquat is a compact, thornless, evergreen tree (4–10 ft tall) known for its attractive variegated leaves (cream and green) and variegated striped fruit that turns orange when ripe. It produces sweet-skinned, tart-fleshed fruit, often enjoyed fresh. It is ideal for container gardening and is hardy to around.
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$65.00/lb
(8 lbs)
Grapefruit - Duncan
The Duncan grapefruit tree is a vigorous, large heirloom variety known as the oldest grapefruit cultivar in Florida (c. 1830s), prized for its superior, sweet-tart flavor, and high cold resistance. It produces large, seedy, white-fleshed fruit from November to May. Ideal for USDA zones 9–11, it matures at 12–20+ feet but can be grown as a container plant.
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$65.00/lb
(4 lbs)
Grapefruit - Flame
The Flame grapefruit tree (Citrus paradisi 'Flame') is a popular, cold-hardy citrus cultivar introduced in 1987, known for producing high yields of juicy, deep-red fleshed fruit with minimal seeds. Growing 10–15 feet tall, these evergreen trees are ideal for USDA zones 9–11, thriving in full sun and offering a sweet-tart flavor profile.
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$65.00/lb
Orange - Ambersweet
The Ambersweet orange (developed by USDA-ARS) is a hardy hybrid cross between Clementine/Orlando tangelo and mid-season sweet orange, known for being early-ripening, cold-hardy (to at least 25°F), and having mild, low-acid flavor. These trees are ideal for USDA zones 9–11, growing to 10–15 ft tall.
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$65.00/lb
(5 lbs)
Tangelo - Orlando
The Orlando Tangelo tree (Citrus x tangelo 'Orlando') is a vigorous, cold-hardy citrus hybrid (Duncan grapefruit × Dancy mandarin) known for producing large, juicy, and sweet fruit from November to February. These trees typically reach 10–16 feet tall and are suited for USDA zones 8–11, requiring full sun, well-drained soil, and cross-pollination from cultivars like Temple or Sunburst for best yields.
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$65.00/lb
(7 lbs)
Tangelo - Minneola (Honey Bell)
The Minneola Tangelo tree (Citrus × tangelo 'Minneola') is a popular, vigorous, and evergreen hybrid (Duncan grapefruit × Dancy tangerine) known for its large, reddish-orange fruit with a distinct neck and sweet-tart flavor. These trees thrive in USDA zones 9–11, reaching 10-15 feet in height, though they are often grown in containers.
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$65.00/lb
(6 lbs)
Lime - Indian Sweet
The Indian Sweet Lime tree (Citrus limettioides), commonly known as mosambi in India or Palestinian Sweet Lime, is a small-to-medium-sized, thorny citrus tree. It is highly prized for its mild, low-acid, and sweet yellow fruit, which is commonly used for juice, fresh eating, and in traditional medicinal applications, such as for treating fevers.
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$65.00/lb
(2 lbs)
Orange - Ortanique
The Ortanique is a natural tangor (hybrid of orange and tangerine) discovered in Jamaica around 1920, known for its rich, sweet flavor and high juice content. The trees are medium-sized, vigorous, and drooping with dense foliage. They are late-maturing (March–April), productive, and hardy, often suitable for USDA Zones 9-11.
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$65.00/lb
(4 lbs)
Orange - Hamlin
The Hamlin orange tree (Citrus sinensis 'Hamlin') is a highly productive, cold-hardy citrus tree widely grown in Florida for its early-season, sweet, nearly seedless, and juicy fruit. It is popular for juicing, ripening from October to January, and features fragrant white flowers, glossy leaves, and a, matured size of 10–15 feet.
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$65.00/lb
(5 lbs)
Orange - Valencia
The Valencia orange tree (Citrus sinensis 'Valencia') is a popular, self-fertile evergreen known for producing high-quality,, nearly seedless, and sweet fruit, making it a premier choice for juicing. Growing 10–20 feet tall, these trees thrive in full sun and zones 9-11, with harvest occurring in late spring through summer.
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$65.00/lb
(2 lbs)
Tangerine - Fallglo
Fallglo trees are moderately vigorous, thornless, and upright citrus trees known for producing large, early-season, deep-orange tangerines from October to December. They are highly productive, self-fertile, and feature easy-to-peel fruit that is quite seedy (20–40 seeds per fruit), with a rich, sweet flavor.
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$65.00/lb
Tangerine - Dancy
The Dancy tangerine (Citrus reticulata 'Dancy') is a historic, vigorous, and upright mandarin tree known for producing small to medium, easy-peel, deep-orange fruits with a rich, tangy-sweet flavor. Growing 10-25 feet tall, these evergreen trees thrive in USDA Zones 9-11 and are typically harvested in winter (Dec-Feb).
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$65.00/lb
Tangerine - Satsuma
Satsuma trees (Citrus unshiu) are small, hardy, and, cold-resistant, evergreen citrus trees ideal for USDA zones 8–10, often reaching 10-15 feet in height. They produce sweet, seedless, easy-to-peel fruits that ripen from October to December. These trees thrive in full sun, require well-drained soil, and are popular for both home gardens and containers.
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$65.00/lb
(9 lbs)
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