Dwarf Mandarin - Imperial: QLD ONLY asia Dark green leathery leaves and

Dark green leathery leaves and ornamental structure make it appealing as an interesting and edible landscape plant

Currently dormant and without leaves

Other names include Cempedak

Pomegranates can be used for both fruit and juice

Dwarf Mandarin - Imperial: QLD ONLY asia Dark green leathery leaves andDwarf grafted imperial mandarin tree approx 50cms tall and already produces fruit when in season. Grows 2. 5m high and is ideal for growing in pots and small spaces. Prefers a sunny position and lots of water. Feed with citrus fertiliser once a year. The Imperial Mandarin is a popular citrus variety that originates in Australia. A large evergreen shrub to small tree that produces fragrant creamy white flowers followed by medium sized orange fruit with