New varieties 2024

Tangelo Ambersweet

An American hybrid of Mandarin, Orange and Tangelo Orlando. The pear-shaped fruit can be harvested as early as October or November, but can remain on the tree until January, becoming very sweet when fully ripe.

The tree is very productive but remains small and can be adapted to pot growing. Hardy to -12 degrees, mature and in protected locations.

Honghe Papeda

A protected semi-wild species from the Yunan mountains in southern China. The fruit is large (600gr) with giant vesicles (1cm), acidic and aromatic, like a mixture of grapefruit and yuzu. Zest and albedo are also loaded with fragrance.

The tree can reach 10 metres in height in China, where it grows at altitudes between 1700 and 2000 metres. Its distinctive foliage, with a stalk larger than the leaf itself, is used in traditional local medicine. Withstands temperatures down to -12 degrees.

Lemon tree Pavlovo

Pavlovo is a 4-season lemon tree from Russia, not very vigorous but productive, with very good lemons.

It is suitable for pot growing, but not only. It is the only lemon tree that can be kept in a house in winter behind a window or in a veranda. While all citrus fruits are extremely sensitive to temperature shocks in winter, Pavlovo has no problem withstanding them. Outdoors, only resistant to -6 degrees.

Eremorange

One of the few coldhardy finger lemons, the Eremorange is even very hardy (-15 degrees). The fruit is small and round, not the typical finger lime shape, but the vesicles are similar, like tiny aromatic beads. Sought-after for high-end cuisine and exceptional in jams.

The tree is vigorous and productive, with atypical foliage reminiscent of the olive tree.

If you’re interested in one of these new varieties, send us a message or an email and we’ll let you know as soon as it’s available for sale online.

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