Calamondin Orange Fruit Tree

The calamondin orange tree, a lesser-known yet remarkable member of the citrus family, stands as a unique blend of ornamental beauty and practical utility. Originating in China and the Philippines, this tree has gained popularity across the world for its versatility and ease of care.The calamondin tree is a hybrid between a mandarin orange and a kumquat. It's a small, bushy tree, often reaching up to 3-6 feet in height, making it suitable for container gardening. The leaves are small, glossy, and evergreen, adding to its aesthetic appeal. Calamondin oranges are also sometimes called miniature oranges. Its yellow orange fruit is as decorative as real oranges. Although it's an edible fruit, it's hardly a delicious fruit on its own.Despite its sour taste, the calamondin orange is a culinary delight. It's widely used in marmalades, jams, and as a flavor enhancer in beverages and desserts. In Southeast Asian cuisine, it's a common condiment, adding zest to dishes.

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