Calamondin (Tangerine) Orange Tree "honeypf-berry" The branches grow in a

The branches grow in a nearly horizontal pattern

full and vibrantly green foliage to its easy-growing shade

The extraordinary bark adds interest during the cold winter

Planting: Start by selecting an area with well-drained soil and full to partial sun (anywhere from 4 to 8 hours of sunlight per day)

with plenty of organic matter

Calamondin (Tangerine) Orange Tree "honeypf-berry" The branches grow in aOne of the Cold Hardiest Citrus Trees Why Calamondin Orange Trees? Theres nothing like the Calamondin Orange Tree: With fruit thats a cross between a tangerine and a kumquat, this "mini orange, as its dubbed, is wonderfully delicious. Even better? It can be grown in a container or as a hedge. In colder climates, grow the Calamondin Orange Tree in a container and move it indoors during winter months, or cover your outdoor bushes for chilly weather.