Plant in a Box Citrus microcarpa fortunella Kumquat -

The Citrus Kumquat, or kumquat tree, is a beautiful ornamental citrus plant that produces small oval oranges with a slightly sour taste. This unusual citrus tree bears fragrant white flowers, followed by bright orange fruits. Give it a sunny spot and enjoy the lemon tree in your own garden. The flowers of the kumquat tree emit a wonderfully sweet fragrance. The creamy white blossoms appear abundantly in spring, and the tree bears fruit every year.

Care
The kumquat thrives best as a potted plant. Choose a large flower pot with drainage holes at the bottom to allow excess water to escape. Water the citrus tree thoroughly right after planting. Citrus trees prefer a sunny, sheltered location. Pruning a citrus tree is not necessary. Trim overly long branches back by half in February and remove any crossing branches. Water regularly in the summer, preferably with rainwater. The citrus plant is not frost-resistant and should be brought indoors before the first frost. The citrus tree can also be kept indoors year-round.