Calamansi

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I don't now if there calamansi trees in the U.S. because tourists who come here claim that they haven't seen one before. Calamansi is like a little lemon, and the zest is used to add flavor to dishes. The fruit is also very rich in Vitamin C. Also, the flowers smell really good. Here's a picture of our calamansi tree :)

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About 15 years ago a horticultrists named Dr. Jerry Parsons made a big promotion of this plant here in south Texas. It was supposed to be cold hardy and a great little citrus fruit. People to this day are still waiting for this plant to bloom and bear fruit. The plant grows extremely well and makes a great hedge but it does not bear fruit.for some unknown reason
 
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Never seen one :( It's a beautiful tree the one you shared tho! I would love to have one! Thanks for sharing :) I might travel to your country one day, I hope to see one of those trees :) I heard there are many exotic trees there!
 
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It's so pretty! To be honest, it's the first time when I see a calamansi tree. Do they grow big? I've always loved lemons, I add lemon juice to most of my beverages, and I'd love to try a calamansi fruit too. It would be something completely new to me:)
 

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