The Limequat Citrus Plant is a fascinating hybrid, resulting from the union of a lime and a kumquat. This half-hardy tree offers an array of delights for both gardeners and culinary enthusiasts. The tree produces small, 3-4 centimetre diameter fruits that undergo a captivating transformation from green to yellow as they ripen. The Limequat's fruit is a delightful blend of sweet skin and tart flesh, making it a unique and delicious choice for marmalades. The juice and rind of Limequats also find their way into cocktails, desserts, and sauces, adding a zesty twist to your culinary creations. While hardy to 5°C, they thrive outdoors from May to October and can be brought indoors to protect them from winter cold Features and Benefits An intriguing cross between a lime and a kumquat Both productive and aesthetically pleasing, bringing Mediterranean style to patios, conservatories, and exotic gardens Provides a fragrant experience throughout the year Hardy to 5°C, Limequats thrive outdoors f