Orangequat Tree Parnell & Co this waxy-looking species survives with

this waxy-looking species survives with only the bare minimum of care

semi-deciduous shrub that is suited to growing in full sun or partial shade where soils are suitably moist

while its fragrant rind is valued for its aromatic properties in perfumery and cosmetics

Environmentally-Friendly

‘Fuerte’ is one of the most cold-tolerant varieties

Orangequat Tree Parnell & Co this waxy-looking species survives withOrangequat trees are a citrus hybrid resulting from a cross between a kumquat (Citrus japonica) and an orange (Citrus sinensis). Orangequat fruit is typically larger than kumquats but smaller than oranges. They resemble small oranges or tangerines in appearance, with smooth, bright orange rinds. Orangequat trees produce fruit that have a unique flavour, combing the sweetness and juiciness of oranges with the tartness and slight bitterness of kumquats.