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Citrus reticulata 'Miho'

Satsuma Mandarin (Orange)

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Known as Mandarin, Tangerine, or Satsuma, this citrus tree is known simply for its tasty fruit. 

The lance shaped leaves are shiny dark green and have winged petioles, making them look trifoliate. They sometimes hide the spines that you’ll find on the stems. Overall, the Mandarin tree will form a natural symmetrical round crown that rarely needs pruning. Extremely fragrant flowers appear in the spring attracting a multitude of honeybees. In the fall and early winter, the four-inch wide mandarins will ripen and are loose-skinned and sweet to the taste; they must remain on the tree till fully ripened.

It is somewhat cold hardy, but still best planted on the southern side of a building for protection, or grown in containers so it can be moved in the winter when needed. If exposed to extreme lows, the leaves will completely drop, but return in the spring if it wasn’t too serious. 

Exposure
Full Sun to Part Shade
Habit
Evergreen
Deer Tolerance
Low
Water Needs
Medium
Additional Information about Citrus reticulata 'Miho'

Texas Superstar 2010

Fruits are toxic to pets.

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