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The limequat is a citrofortunella hybrid that is the result of a cross between the key lime and the kumquat, hybridized by Walter Tennyson Swingle in 1909. Its fruits are the size of a small egg with yellow coloured skin. These seedlings can resemble more or less to one of their parents and therefore can produce yellow or orange, rounded or egg shaped fruits. Fairly frost hardy, easy to grow. After many years it won't be taller than 1m.
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| Plant type |
Evergreen shrub |
| Flower |
Winter to Spring |
| Fruit |
Edible - yellow , egg shaped |
| Position |
Full sun |
| Soil type |
Rich, fertile |
| Hardiness |
-7c |
| Rate of growth |
Slow |
| Height and spread |
1m |
| Origin |
East Asia |
| Pot size |
7cm |
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