Citrus - Imperial Mandarin / Citrus reticulata Imperial -  Grafted

• Mature size: 3-4m tall / wide.
• Recommended spacing: 3-4m apart.
• Ideal growing conditions: Full sun, well-drained soil.
• Growth rate: Moderate.

Uses

Ideal for home orchards, large containers, and garden beds. Can be grown as both a feature tree or a fruiting plant. Perfect for adding a touch of greenery in urban environments or backyards.

Noteworthy

Produces sweet, juicy fruit that's easy to peel. Suitable for Australian climates, offering year-round lush green foliage with a pleasing citrus scent.

Tolerant

Adapts to a variety of soil types, humidity and sunny positions. Thrives in both protected coastal and inland conditions.

Colour/Growth form

Glossy green leaves cover the tree, with fragrant white blossoms leading to the development of bright orange mandarins.

What is Mandarin Imperial?

Mandarin Imperial, a grafted variety of Citrus reticulata, is a highly productive citrus tree known for its sweet, flavourful fruit. Perfect for Australian gardens, it's a hardy and reliable addition that offers both visual and culinary delights.

How to Care for Mandarin Imperial

Ensure the tree receives ample sunlight and water it regularly during dry spells. Prune to maintain shape and remove any dead wood or inferior growth. Use a citrus-specific fertiliser to support fruit development and overall health.

The Allure of Citrus Trees

Citrus trees like the Mandarin Imperial not only provide delicious fruit but also enhance garden aesthetics with lush foliage and fragrant blooms.