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<title><![CDATA[Buddha's Hand Citron (Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis)]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[ <p><a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Buddhas-Hand-Citron-Citrus-medica-var-sarcodactylis_p_27.html?referrer=rss"><img src="https://tropicalfruit.com/assets/images/cart_images/budd10_thumbnail.jpg" align="right" border=0></a>The Buddha`s Hand Citron acquired its unique name because of the exotic, large, yellow hand-like fruit it produces. It looks like it just came out of the movie Creature Feature! This conversation piece is also prized for its magnificent fragrance. Th...<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Buddhas-Hand-Citron-Citrus-medica-var-sarcodactylis_p_27.html?referrer=rss">[Read More]</a><br><b>Our Price:</b> $79.00 <font color="red"></font> [<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/add_cart.asp?quick=1&item_id=27&out=1" target="_new">Add to Cart</a>]</p><br clear=all> ]]></description>
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<isc:description><![CDATA[The Buddha`s Hand Citron acquired its unique name because of the exotic, large, yellow hand-like fruit it produces. It looks like it just came out of the movie "Creature Feature!" This conversation piece is also prized for its magnificent fragrance. The small growing citrus fruits all year long! As they are usually grown as a potted plant, these plants are not grafted. Citron was probably the first citrus known to Europeans and date back to the Mediterranean area more than 2,000 years. Commercial culture is limited to Israel, Italy, and a few small Greek Islands today, but Citron has remained fairly popular as a dooryard specimen and for cooking. The thick peel is preserved in brine for use in making candied peel for fruitcakes and other such desserts. The juice is not used. It was brought to the New World by Columbus and was grown in Florida when St. Augustine was settled around 1585. It is widely propagated by cuttings but should be grafted.            ]]></isc:description>
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<title><![CDATA[Calamondin (Citrus × microcarpa)]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[ <p><a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Calamondin-Citrus-×-microcarpa_p_28.html?referrer=rss"><img src="https://tropicalfruit.com/assets/images/cart_images/cala10_thumbnail.jpg" align="right" border=0></a>The Calamondin is an upright, medium sized tree that produces quarter-sized, seedy, lime type, bright orange fruit during the months of November through April. The Juicy fruit has tender flesh that is very acidic. The fruit can be eaten fresh (it wil...<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Calamondin-Citrus-×-microcarpa_p_28.html?referrer=rss">[Read More]</a><br><b>Our Price:</b> $85.00 <font color="red"></font> [<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/add_cart.asp?quick=1&item_id=28&out=1" target="_new">Add to Cart</a>]</p><br clear=all> ]]></description>
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<isc:description><![CDATA[The Calamondin is an upright, medium sized tree that produces quarter-sized, seedy, lime type, bright orange fruit during the months of November through April. The Juicy fruit has tender flesh that is very acidic. The fruit can be eaten fresh (it will make you pucker)or is absolutely wonderful when used in marmalades. Calamondin was originally introduced to Florida in 1899 as an acid orange from Panama by David Fairchild. It had come to Panama from Chile and to Chile from China where it is still used extensively as an ornamental and rootstock for mandarins (tangerines). Native to the Philippines, the Calamondin was named Citrus mitis, but was actually given the name C. madurensis earlier as it was seen growing in Madura, an island near Java, sometime before. The tree is very showy when grown in a container and used as a patio specimen.       ]]></isc:description>
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<title><![CDATA[Rangpur Lime (Citrus × limonia) - 3 Gallon - GRAFTED]]></title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 7 Oct 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[ <p><a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Rangpur-Lime-Citrus-×-limonia--3-Gallon--GRAFTED_p_103.html?referrer=rss"><img src="https://tropicalfruit.com/assets/images/rangpur_limette_thumbnail.jpg" align="right" border=0></a>NEW!!. Rangpur Lime is a popular, very sour tangerine relative used as a lime. The Rangpur Common names for the this fruit include Rangpur in India, Canton lemon in South China, Hime lemon in Japan, Cravo lemon in Brazil, and mandarin-lime in the Uni...<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/Rangpur-Lime-Citrus-×-limonia--3-Gallon--GRAFTED_p_103.html?referrer=rss">[Read More]</a><br><b>Our Price:</b> $49.00 <font color="red"></font> [<a href="https://tropicalfruit.com/add_cart.asp?quick=1&item_id=103&out=1" target="_new">Add to Cart</a>]</p><br clear=all> ]]></description>
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<isc:description><![CDATA[NEW!!. Rangpur Lime is a popular, very sour tangerine relative used as a lime. The Rangpur Common names for the this fruit include Rangpur in India, Canton lemon in South China, Hime lemon in Japan, Cravo lemon in Brazil, and mandarin-lime in the United States. The name lime in connection with this fruit is often misleading because there are very little similarities between the Rangpur and true limes. However, Rangpur's are highly acid and can be used as a substitute for commercial limes. The Rangpur is almost certainly of Indian origin. It was introduced into Florida in the late nineteeth century by Reasoner Brothers of Oneco, who obtained seed from northwestern India. The fruits are small, usually no more than 1.5 - 2 inches in diameter and bright orange when ripe. The flesh is juicy and incredibly sour. The flavor is excellent in cooking and using in drinks. We recommend this fruit for anyone who loves to cook and drink!! It also makes a highly decorative ornamental potted plant. Fruits ripen near Christmas time. The trees will only grow to 12 feet in the ground and 6 feet in containers. (Photo from: http://www.corse.inra.fr/images/u0110052.gif)        ]]></isc:description>
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