Corsica No.2 Mandarin Trees utricularia Rich red-magenta bracts smother dark

Rich red-magenta bracts smother dark green foliage on a compact

Simply trim after flowering to maintain desired shape

although some are terrestrial

Zest the rind immediately for the most potent flavour and store the juice in the refrigerator for later use

While seedlings may not grow true to type they generally retain some of the parent tree characteristics

Corsica No.2 Mandarin Trees utricularia Rich red-magenta bracts smother darkCorsica Mandarin trees originated in France and were grown throughout the Mediterranean region. They are a variety of clementine mandarin and are known for their easy peel, juicy fruit. The Corsica fruit starts off slightly tart and sweetens with age. The fruit is typically round or slightly oval and it has a thin, bright orange skin. Corsica mandarin trees produce fruit from April to June but can hang on the tree for a several months. Corsica No. 2