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Tangor Trees

Tangor Trees are unique citrus hybrids, blending the best qualities of mandarins and sweet oranges. Favoured in New Zealand gardens, these trees are prized for their vibrant fruit, aromatic blossoms, and adaptability. This page explores the characteristics, planting requirements, and varieties of Tangor Trees, helping you select the ideal type for your home orchard or edible landscape.

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What Are Tangor Trees?

Tangor Trees are a special group of citrus resulting from the hybridisation of mandarins and sweet oranges. Their name, "Tangor", is a portmanteau of "tangerine" and "orange". Tangor Trees thrive in warm, sheltered spots, making them a fantastic choice for many NZ gardens. Their fruits are typically medium to large, easy to peel, and offer an appealing balance of sweetness and tang.

Tangor Trees are valued for their ornamental qualities as well. Their glossy green foliage, delicate white blossoms, and bright fruit add interest throughout the year. They are relatively hardy, but benefit from protection against frosts and strong winds. Mulching and regular feeding will reward you with healthy growth and bountiful harvests.

Popular Varieties of Tangor Trees

There is a notable range of Tangor Trees suited for home cultivation, each presenting unique tastes and attributes. For example, the Tangor 'Ugli' is celebrated for its distinctive, knobbly skin and delightfully juicy segments. Equally popular, the Tangor 'Dweet' offers a sweet and richly flavoured fruit, ideal for fresh eating or juicing.

When considering citrus for your garden, exploring related citrus types like those featured on our Mandarins advice page can inspire further planting choices alongside your Tangor Trees. Compare cultivars based on flavour, cropping season, and growth habit to curate your perfect home citrus orchard.

Growing and Caring for Tangor Trees in NZ

Tangor Trees prefer well-drained soil and consistent moisture, but are sensitive to waterlogging. Choose a full sun position and space trees to allow good airflow. In winter-prone regions, position Tangor Trees close to north-facing walls or use frost cloth as protection. Fertilise in spring and late summer using a slow-release citrus blend to support healthy growth and fruit production.

Regular pruning maintains size and shape while removing any dead or crossing branches improves air movement and reduces disease risk. With patience and proper care, your Tangor Trees will reward you with generous crops of delicious, easy-to-peel fruit.


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