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(Citrofortunella x floridana)
A Limequat is a cross between a key lime and a kumquat. The small tree produces an abundance of small, oval, greenish-yellow fruit. Limequats have a sweet tasting skin and a bittersweet pulp that can be eaten whole or the rind and juice can be used to flavor drinks and dishes. They bear fruit from November through March.
| Plant Type | Small Tree |
|---|---|
| Origin | Hybrid of Florida |
| Size (H x W) | 4' – 8' Tall |
| Sun | Full Sun |
| Water | More During Summer, Regular, Weekly |
This flowering torch hybrid cactus is sold in southwestern and Sonoran Desert nurseries. Most Trichocereus species have a white flower. Hybrids bloom in so many colors, from bright pink, light pink, bright yellow, light yellow, orange, red and more. The flowers open at night and close in the mid afternoon … Read More
We have many species of small cactus, succulents, aloes, and agave for making your own cactus bowls and gardens.
