Kumquat Mature Citrus Tree - Perfect for Brightening your Garden!
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🌱 About the Kumquat Mature Citrus Tree
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Scientific name: Citrus Fortunella margarita (Nagami Kumquat)
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Type: Small tropical fruit-bearing tree, part of the citrus family.
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Appearance: Glossy green leaves, oval-shaped orange fruits.
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Fruit: Edible with sweet skin and tart flesh, often eaten whole.
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Use: Attractive as a landscape plant in gardens or large containers, making it both decorative and productive.
🛒 Online Delivery by Greensouq
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Availability: Listed on Greensouq’s online store for Dubai and UAE customers.
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Purchase Options:
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Select tree height before checkout.
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Add to cart and pay online.
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Delivery: Shipped directly to your location in Dubai/UAE.
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Returns: Free returns within 7 days on eligible orders (sale items are final).
🌞 Care & Maintenance
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Sunlight: Needs full sun exposure (minimum 6 hours daily).
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Watering: Keep soil lightly moist; avoid overwatering to prevent leaf drop.
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Container/Garden: Can thrive in pots or planted directly in soil with good drainage.
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Climate: Suited for warm UAE weather, but may need partial shade in peak summer.
⚠️ Things to Keep in Mind
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Cost: At AED 4,000+, it’s a premium purchase compared to smaller citrus plants.
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Space: Mature trees require adequate space for growth.
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Returns Policy: Sale items are non-refundable, so check carefully before buying.
Citrus Fortunella margarita "Kumquat"
Citrus margarita, the oval kumquat or Nagami kumquat, is a species of kumquat; a type of citrus fruit in the genus Citrus, family Rutaceae. Its epithet, margarita, is Latin for pearly.
The kumquat is a tropical, fruit-bearing small tree that is attractive as a landscape plant both in the garden and in a large container.
This broadleaf evergreen has dark green, glossy leaves and produces olive-size fruits that resemble a miniature orange. Once classified in the Fortunella genus, the kumquat is now classified as Citrus japonica, joining the same genus as oranges, lemons, and similar fruit-bearing trees.
When ripe, kumquat fruit has a sweet, edible skin with slightly sour flesh inside. Kumquat trees have a moderate growth rate, gaining up to 24 inches per year.
Health benefits: Kumquats are rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, and other nutrients, contributing to a healthy diet and supporting the immune system. Low maintenance: Once established, kumquat trees require relatively low maintenance.