Satsuma mandarin trees for the holidays. GARDEN. By Erle Nickel, Freelance Writer Dec 19, 2010. Owari Satsuma orange. Monrovia Growers. As we count down to the holidays, many of us add a variety ...

The most popular citrus tree is the satsuma mandarin. There are many selections, and all produce easy-to-peel, mostly seedless fruits that ripen in October and November.

I want to plant a tangerine tree in my yard this year but am confused by the various names used, such as satsuma, tangerine and mandarin. What's the difference? The name mandarin, or "mandarin oran… ...

ANSWER: When different types of citrus trees cross pollinate, it does not affect the fruit. Lemon trees will always make lemons. Satsuma trees will always make satsumas. What's happening with your ...

Citrus trees such as the Satsuma tangerine, Parson Brown orange, Navel orange, Amber-sweet orange, kumquats, and limequats are somewhat cold tolerant especially if they have had a chance to cold ...

Comparing the Changsha tangerine, front, to the new Orange Frost Satsuma, back, the 2014 Texas Superstar Orange Frost is visibly more desirable and is sweeter and juicier, too. PHoto contributed ...

ORANGE, Texas — State agriculture experts are asking citrus growers to be on the lookout for sweet orange scab of citrus caused by a fungus and recently found on a satsuma tree in Orange.

In 1997, Mr. Ying Doon Moy and Dr. Jerry Parsons from Texas A&M worked to hybridize the winter-hardy ‘Changsha’ tangerine with various Satsuma mandarins.

A box of citrus shipped straight from Florida to your front door is a pretty special winter treat. What's even better? Harvesting a sweet, succulent Satsuma tangerine from a tree in your backyard ...

Orange: Republic of Texas, Satsuma orange (Seto, Miho, Owari), Cara Cara Pink Navel, Page Mandarin. ... Citrus trees do best in the ground, but many can grow well in containers, too.

The reason these satsuma trees are being planted is because of all citrus, satsumas have more cold tolerance than any citrus tree. Many of you have some type of citrus tree in the backyard.

For the very first time, Baton Rouge Green will give away over 70 satsumas to residents of the greater Baton Rouge area. The fruit trees are being provided through the organization’s City Citrus ...