types of kumquat trees
Curious about the different types of kumquat trees you can grow in New Zealand? Kumquats are small citrus trees prized for their ornamental beauty, manageable size, and tangy-sweet fruit. Whether you’re a seasoned citrus enthusiast or just starting out, exploring the various types of kumquat trees helps you find the perfect fit for your garden, patio, or even containers. Each variety brings its own unique flavour, size, and uses, making kumquats a delightful addition to any home orchard.
Kumquat 'Meiwa' (Cumquat Meiwa)
The 'Meiwa' Kumquat produces bright orange fruits in autumn. The edible fruit is sweet and mildly acidic. They arise from fragrant, white flowers in summer, which are borne amidst the glossy, dark green foliage as it grows to 2.5 m tall and 2 m wide. The 'Meiwa' Kumquat is commonly included in mixed plantings, maintained in containers, added to courtyard gardens, planted around outdoor living areas, or grown as a specimen.
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Citrus Fertiliser
Applying the correct citrus fertiliser in NZ is essential for achieving better quality fruit, higher yields, and a much healthier and brighter-looking tree. Proper nutrition for the tree is crucial during establishment and from flowering until the green fruit becomes visible. The Plant Company Citrus Fertiliser has been specifically blended to give 12 months of continuous nutrition and give the tree an initial boost with all the proper nutrients. This citrus fertiliser blend is suitable for all types of Citrus, including lemons, oranges, grapefruit, limes, kumquats, mandarins, and tangelos. One kg of fertiliser will adequately fertilise 12 trees for one year. The NPK rating is 12.4:5.2:15 and has a sulphur level of 5.1.
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