Limequat Citrus Tree "pear trees" Its deep green (almost black)

Its deep green (almost black) leaves are outlined in bright lime green

though you may have to water more during times of drought

Juicy Apricot Harvests in the First Season

They’re also drought and heat tolerant and will adapt to a variety of poor soils

Fertilizing: Fertilize with a general purpose fertilizer in spring

Limequat Citrus Tree "pear trees" Its deep green (almost black)The Sweetness of Limes and Zest of Citrus Why Limequat Citrus Trees? The Limequat Citrus Tree is bred for the best balance: A natural cross between a Key Lime and a Kumquat. Limequats are small yellow green fruit about the size of kumquats, which you can snack on without the time consuming hassle of peeling. Plus, they have the sweet flavors of limes and oranges with a tart aftertaste. Their unique flavor is perfect for cooking with, as well as adding