12" Citrus Key Limequat Standard

A little sunshine in a pot, the Key Limequat is a charming cross between a Key Lime and a Kumquat—offering the best of both worlds with its small, tangy-sweet fruits and aromatic foliage. Perfect for porches, patios, or sunny garden corners, this dwarf citrus tree brings a tropical touch right to your Southern doorstep.

A Little History & Meaning
The Limequat was first cultivated in the early 1900s as part of Florida’s citrus breeding efforts. This delightful hybrid stands for adaptability and abundance—thriving where others might not and bearing fruit even in the cooler months. It's a sweet symbol of resilience and reward.

Details & Care

• Mature Size: Can grow up to 4–6 ft tall (perfect for containers!)

• Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer, with fragrant white blossoms

• Fruit Season: Fall to winter

• Sunlight: Full sun (at least 6–8 hours a day)

• Watering: Keep soil moist but not soggy—water deeply when the top inch feels dry

• Hardiness: Best grown outdoors in Zones 9–11, or overwintered indoors in cooler areas

• Special Note: Self-pollinating and perfect for container growing

How to Love It
This little tree is happy in a sunny spot with a bit of attention and love. Use a citrus-specific fertilizer during the growing season, and prune lightly to keep its shape. The fruit is ideal for zesting, garnishes, cocktails, or marmalades.

Perfect Companions:
Pair with rosemary, lavender, or ornamental peppers in nearby pots for a fragrant and colorful patio display.