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<title><![CDATA[Meiwa Kumquat  (Citrus crassifolia)]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[ <p><a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Meiwa-Kumquat-Citrus-crassifolia_p_19.html?referrer=rss"><img src="https://tropicalfruit.com/assets/images/cart_images/meiw10_thumbnail.jpg" align="right" border=0></a> Meiwa kumquats have sweet, edible skin and sweet, spongy, juicy flesh. The fruits are about 1 1/2 inch and round. All kumquats are much more tolerant of cold than any fruits of the Citrus genus and can survive temperatures to 10F degrees. Their free...<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Meiwa-Kumquat-Citrus-crassifolia_p_19.html?referrer=rss">[Read More]</a><br><b>Our Price:</b> $115.00 <font color="red"></font> [<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/add_cart.asp?quick=1&item_id=19&out=1" target="_new">Add to Cart</a>]</p><br clear=all> ]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Meiwa-Kumquat-Citrus-crassifolia_p_19.html?referrer=rss"><img src="https://tropicalfruit.com/assets/images/cart_images/meiw10_thumbnail.jpg" align="right" border=0></a> Meiwa kumquats have sweet, edible skin and sweet, spongy, juicy flesh. The fruits are about 1 1/2 inch and round. All kumquats are much more tolerant of cold than any fruits of the Citrus genus and can survive temperatures to 10F degrees. Their free...<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Meiwa-Kumquat-Citrus-crassifolia_p_19.html?referrer=rss">[Read More]</a><br><b>Our Price:</b> $115.00 <font color="red"></font> [<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/add_cart.asp?quick=1&item_id=19&out=1" target="_new">Add to Cart</a>]</p><br clear=all>]]></content:encoded>
<isc:description><![CDATA[  Meiwa kumquats have sweet, edible skin and sweet, spongy, juicy flesh. The fruits are about 1 1/2 inch and round. All kumquats are much more tolerant of cold than any fruits of the Citrus genus and can survive temperatures to 10F degrees. Their freeze hardiness is greatly attributed to the fact that they are less likely to produce new growth in  cooler months than other types of citrus.  They are very showy trees and brilliantly colored when fruits are ripe. Apart from their ornamental appeal, they are excellent for making marmalades and jams as well as sauces for fish and chicken. They will grow very well in containers or in the ground in warmer areas.             ]]></isc:description>
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<title><![CDATA[Nagami Kumquat (Citrus margarita)]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[ <p><a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Nagami-Kumquat-Citrus-margarita_p_30.html?referrer=rss"><img src="https://tropicalfruit.com/assets/images/cart_images/naga10_thumbnail.jpg" align="right" border=0></a>Kumquats have been cultivated in China for over 1,000 years and in Japan for many centuries. In 1885, the Kumquat was brought to Florida directly from Japan by Royal Palm Nursery of Miami, Florida. Kumquats are shrubby trees rarely reaching more than...<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Nagami-Kumquat-Citrus-margarita_p_30.html?referrer=rss">[Read More]</a><br><b>Our Price:</b> $115.00 <font color="red"></font> [<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/add_cart.asp?quick=1&item_id=30&out=1" target="_new">Add to Cart</a>]</p><br clear=all> ]]></description>
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