Sorry I have never had one. So far I have had Cuban shaddocks, Meiwa kumquats, and NZL's. My valentine pomelo and Fukushu kumquat have not fruited yet. That's all the citrus trees I have.

Steve

I thought you would be interested because it’s a cold hardy variety.

I am very limited on space both inside and outside in ground so I decided to stick with Meiwa kumquats. I received the other citrus varieties as gifts and have found that the NZL is worth growing. After all my original Meiwa seedlings died, Cory gifted me with 2 seedling Fukushu kumquats and a grafted Meiwa. My 4 seed grown Meiwa trees are from seeds from the grafted Meiwa. I had decided to quit on citrus and decided not to when some people offered trees they had extra. None of my original trees are alive anymore. It was a long learning curve where I lost over 300 citrus seedling. I had learned how but was done growing citrus. I now have 5 Meiwa 2 fukushu, 3 NZL, and a valentine pomelo. These are all varieties I cannot purchase at the store or market. I have not lost a tree since the learning curve ended.

Steve

Are New Zealand Lemonade seed true to type?

I don't know. I am growing these for rootstock to graft NZL scions onto so that I have a tree on its own cultivar roots. NZL on NZL The seedling tree would probably need to grow to at least 10 feet tall before it would bear fruit. I don't have room for that inside or outside. I hope to compare the flavors of NZL fruits from trees on C35, US897, Seville sour, and NZL roots.

Steve

Steve, That sounds like an interesting experiment. Good luck with it and don't forget to update us when you get your results. Lol.

Bonnie