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Sweet, Tart & Tasty! Kumquat Tasting with Byron and Kaleb

In this video, Byron and Kaleb taste six different types of kumquats. These delightful citrus fruits boast a unique eating experience in that their sweet, edible rind contrasts wonderfully with the tart flesh within. Originating from South Asia, these tasty little fruits grow on evergreen shrubs or small trees that can flourish both in garden soil and pots, making them perfect for varied gardening spaces. Kumquat trees, known scientifically as Fortunella, are hardy plants that prefer sunny locations and well-drained soil, but they can also tolerate brief periods of frost, making them versatile for different climates. Kumquat trees are relatively small, making them excellent for container gardening or limited spaces. They produce fragrant white flowers followed by vibrant, orange miniature fruits, usually in late winter or early spring. The plant prefers sunny locations and well-drained soil, requiring consistent watering but not excessive moisture. Besides having ornamental appeal, kumquats are also packed with Vitamin C and fiber, making them a healthy and tasty treat. They can be eaten whole, made into preserves, or used as a zesty addition to salads and desserts. Cultivating kumquat trees can be a rewarding experience for any gardening enthusiast who's looking to add a splash of color and flavor to their garden. Learn more about the kumquat trees featured in the video: • Kumquat Tree ‘Nagami’ (Fortunella margarita) https://www.logees.com/kumquat-nagami... • Sweet Kumquat Tree ‘Meiwa’ (Fortunella crassifolia) https://www.logees.com/sweet-kumquat-... • Changshou Kumquat Tree (Fortunella obovata ‘Fukushu’) https://www.logees.com/changshou-kumq... • Citrus ‘Sunquat’ (Citrus hybrid) https://www.logees.com/citrus-sunquat... • Limequat Citrus Tree (Citrus x floridana) https://www.logees.com/citrus-limequa... Visit us here to see our full selection of Rare, Fruiting & Tropical Plants: https://www.Logees.com