Nagami Kumquat 25/3 Restock since the fruity scent lures

since the fruity scent lures small beetles inside

Ernest Henry Wilson gathered seed of Acer griseum in central China in 1901 for the Veitch nursery

or named for

By the 1930s it had reached gardens in Europe and North America and earned an Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society

serrated leaves rise in low tufts

Nagami Kumquat 25/3 Restock since the fruity scent luresThe Nagami kumquat is the easiest citrus most gardeners will ever grow, and the only one meant to be eaten peel and all. Clusters of small, oval, sunset orange fruit hang against dense, glossy evergreen foliage, each one a burst of contrast: a sweet, tender rind wrapped around bright, tart pulp. Pop them whole for a sweet and sour snap, candy the rinds, slice them into a salad, or simmer the winter harvest into jewel toned marmalade. Kumquats are the