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Kumquat – Citrus (House Plant)

Kumquats resemble little oval oranges but have a tangy, slightly sour flavour. However the peel is also edible and has a lovely sweet flavour, creating a fabulous sweet and sour experience when they are eaten whole. These unusual citrus trees produce fragrant white flowers which are followed by the bright orange fruits, which make fabulous marmalade!

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