Citrus (Algerian tangerine) 'Clemantine'
Clemantine, Tangerine
Rutaceae
Evergreen, Edible fruit, Trees, Decorative fruit or berries
CITRUSAs landscaping plants, citrus offer year-round attractive form and glossy deep green foliage; also bear fragrant flowers and decorative fruit in season. If you want quality fruit, your choice of varieties will depend on the total amount of heat available through the fruit-developing period (need varies according to type) and on the winter cold in your zone.
Citrus flowers attract bees.
For detailed information about citrus selection and growing, see How to choose and grow citrus.
Citrus (Algerian tangerine) 'Clemantine'Fruit a little larger than ‘Dancy’, with fewer seeds. Ripens late fall into winter; remains on tree for months, staying juicy and sweet. Seems to develop full flavor in areas that are too cool for a good ‘Dancy’. Tree reaches 12 ft., semiopen with vertical, spreading, somewhat willowy branches. Usually bears light crops without another variety for pollination.
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