Description from Four Winds Growers

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Mid-Season Ripening
This cute little mandarin tree produces very sweet, seedless, easy-to-peel fruit about the size of a walnut.
This variety of mandarin is popular in Japan.
Since the fruit is small and soft, it is not grown commercially, but it is becoming a home gardener’s favorite.
Self-fertile
Growing Tip: Extend your mandarin season by planting early, middle and late ripening mandarin varieties together.
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Best for Zones 8-11/ Protect below 32 F
For Zones 4-7, you can grow this tree in a pot and bring it indoors for the winter.
Grafted onto a semi-dwarf rootstock
Height at maturity: 10′-15′ in the ground/ 7′-8′ in pots
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