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Satsuma Mandarin
Citrus unshiu
The easiest citrus to grow here and the easiest to eat: seedless, loose-skinned enough to peel with a thumb, and ready early in the season. Also the most cold-hardy of the group, which matters north of Orlando.
- RipensFall harvest
- PollinationSelf-fertile, one tree is enough
- USDA zones8b-11
- Mature size8 to 12 ft
- CategoryCitrus
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Full sun. Hardier than the rest, taking brief spells into the low twenties on an established tree, so it is the one to plant where a freeze is a real risk. Pick as soon as the skin colours, because satsumas go puffy and bland if left hanging.