? Centennial Variegated Kumquat Semi-Dwarf Citrus Tree, grafted and measuring 24-36 inches tall. Available for California only. ? This rare variety is a spontaneous variegated mutation, believed to be a cross between a Nagami Kumquat and a mandarin. The exceptionally sweet fruit rivals Meiwa Kumquats in flavor. The tree is highly ornamental with striking variegated foliage and striped immature fruit, making it an excellent addition to home gardens. ? Centennial flowers in late spring and ripens mid-winter, with fruit that can remain on the tree for months without spoiling. Its upright, shrubby growth makes it ideal for container growing or small garden spaces. Experimental growers in U.S.D.A. zone 8 may find success with this cold-hardy variety. ? Grafted onto Flying Dragon rootstock, this semi-dwarf citrus tree reaches 4-6 feet at maturity. Flying Dragon rootstock promotes early fruiting, often within a year of planting. Self-fertile, though hand pollination with a small brush can improve fruit set. ? Orders are typically sent at the beginning of the week, securely packaged in a box. Cold weather may delay mailing for 30-60 days until temperatures are suitable for safe travel. Your order will arrive in good condition. If any issues occur upon receiving the order, contact us the same day with a detailed description and photos so we can assist you.