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kumquat1_gw

Volunteer seedling flowering with purple buds

kumquat1
11 years ago

This seedling has been growing for 10-12 years. It has finally started blooming. The buds are purple and the flowers have purple at the base. Look like Meyer lemon flowers. What different citrus varieties could be the "parent?"

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