Description
California Honey Mandarin Trees Are Semi-Dwarf
California Honey Mandarin is a semi-dwarf tree that is great to grow in a container for around a patio. In colder regions, simply bring it indoors for winter.
Semi-dwarf means it will be a little taller than a dwarf tree but less than half the size of a regular, standard tree. Overall, at an average height a person could still pick the fruit of a semi-dwarf tree without needing a ladder. In colder climates of zones 4 through 7, grow it in a container and bring it inside for winter. Keep it near a sunny window.
| Botanical Name |
Citrus x reticulata ‘California Honey’ |
| Grow Zones | 4 – 8 patio / 9 – 11 outdoors |
| Mature Height | 8 – 10 feet |
| Mature Spread | 4 – 6 feet |
| Sunlight | Full sun to partial sun |
USDA Hardiness Grow Zones
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the California Honey Mandarin be grown in colder zones?
In colder zones the California Honey Mandarin can be planted in a pot and grown on a patio during the warm months, then brought inside for the colder months.
Is the California Honey Mandarin seedless?
Yes. The California Honey Mandarin produces a seedless, easy to peel, sweet fruit.
When is the fruit ripe on the California Honey Mandarin?
The fruit from the California Honey Mandarin is harvested in the fall.
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