10 August 2026
The tree reaches 2–4 meters in open field conditions, grows slowly in container cultivation and remains compact. The crown is dense, symmetrical, spherical, with thornless branches. Leaves are leathery, dark green, lanceolate. The plant is remontant, flowering profusely with small white fragrant flowers in spring and autumn.
Fruits are 3–5 cm in diameter and 40–50 g in weight, resembling flattened oranges in shape with smooth bright orange peel. The pulp is light orange, acidic and bitter, with little juice. The fruits are used for candied peel, jams, liqueurs, and beverages. The plant is capable of withstanding temperatures down to -8°C.
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Citrus myrtifolia Raf. · myrtle-leaf orange
INCONNU (FR)
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