The Meiwa Kumquat is a delightful citrus variety prized for its sweet, seedless fruit and thin edible skin. These small, round golden fruits offer a unique flavor—bright and tangy with natural sweetness that makes them perfect for eating fresh, cooking, or garnishing.
Hardy in USDA zones 8-11, this compact tree reaches 8-10 feet at maturity, making it ideal for containers or smaller landscapes. Its dense foliage and fragrant white flowers add ornamental value year-round.
Winter protection is essential in cooler climates. Bring container-grown trees indoors or provide frost cloth wrapping during freezing temperatures to ensure survival and consistent fruiting.
The Meiwa Kumquat is a delightful citrus variety prized for its sweet, seedless fruit and thin edible skin. These small, round golden fruits offer a unique flavor—bright and tangy with natural sweetness that makes them perfect for eating fresh, cooking, or garnishing.
Hardy in USDA zones 8-11, this compact tree reaches 8-10 feet at maturity, making it ideal for containers or smaller landscapes. Its dense foliage and fragrant white flowers add ornamental value year-round.
Winter protection is essential in cooler climates. Bring container-grown trees indoors or provide frost cloth wrapping during freezing temperatures to ensure survival and consistent fruiting.