Its holding a few fruit so I'm hopeful to finally try one. This is grafted to trifoliate so I was hoping to put it out permanently one day (McKenzie) with protection.
Woodlanders seedling Citrangequat I've had a few years. Happy to be inside and has started flushing, not clear in this photo. When the stalk matches that stick, its going out. It has survived 2 separate winters outside in the ground (not a happy camper). I have had to cut it down to make it more manageable which obviously affects node count. Would make a good rootstock and who knows how the fruit would be since its a seedling tree. Very trifoliate leaves unlike the grafted Mckenzie (better tasting Citrangequat?)
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