Kawano Satsuma Mandarin Tree Size:Garden Range and pairs well with palm

and pairs well with palm trees or other tropical trees and shrubs

Peel and eat it fresh as a snack

is a smaller variety originating from the south-eastern United States

was initially collected in 1980 and formally described by Sergio Zamudio in 1988

Kawano Satsuma Mandarin Tree Size:Garden Range and pairs well with palmThe Kawano Satsuma Mandarin Tree produces a mandarin which is known for its sweetness and lack of seeds. The skin is thin and loose, making it easy to peel without damaging the juicy flesh inside. This makes Kawano great for snacking, and for children and people who have difficulty peeling other types of citrus. The fruit, which has a flattened shape, is very juicy with a mild sweet flavour. Kawano is a heavy cropper producing large crops of excellent