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Meiwa Kumquat Trees for Sale

Citrus made easy for growers, nurseries, and distributors

The Meiwa kumquat trees for sale at TreeSource are a top choice for anyone seeking a sweet, compact citrus tree that’s both ornamental and productive. Known for its round, golden-orange fruit with a sweet, edible rind and mild, less acidic pulp, the Meiwa kumquat is ideal for eating fresh, straight off the tree. Unlike other kumquat varieties, Meiwa is prized for its low seed count and rich, candy-like flavor, making it especially popular among home gardeners and culinary enthusiasts.

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Kumquat Trees By Variety

How it works buying our Kumquat Trees

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Different Rootstock Options, Depending on Variety and Your Needs

C-35 Citrange

Macrophyll

Carrizo

Sour Orange

Flying Dragon

Rubidoux

Volk

Rich 16-6

Kumquat Trees Your Way

From seed to container-ready.

How Our Meiwa Trees Are Different

TreeSource offers Meiwa kumquat trees for sale that are expertly propagated on disease-resistant rootstock to ensure vigorous growth and long-term success. These trees stay naturally small and are perfect for container growing, patios, or tight garden spaces. Their dense foliage and symmetrical growth make them as visually appealing as they are fruitful. In spring, they produce fragrant white blossoms, followed by a winter harvest of brightly colored fruit that can stay on the tree for weeks without spoiling.


Meiwa kumquat trees thrive in full sun, require well-draining soil, and benefit from consistent watering, especially in pots. They are more cold-hardy than many citrus types, tolerating brief dips below freezing, and are well suited to USDA zones 9–10. With proper care, they will begin fruiting within two to three years and continue producing for decades.

  • How many varieties of citrus trees do you grow?
    At TreeSource Citrus Nursery, we offer over a hundred different varieties of citrus fruit trees for sale. Our extensive selection includes popular types such as navels, Valencias, mandarins, satsumas, lemons, limes, grapefruit, kumquats, and pummelos. Whether you’re looking for standard or dwarf citrus trees, we have the perfect options to meet your needs. Our diverse range ensures that you can find the ideal citrus trees to enhance your orchard or nursery.
  • What are the available shipping options for my Valencia orange citrus trees?
    TreeSource Citrus Nursery uses UPS Ground for most shipments within the U.S. Keep in mind that California nurseries can’t ship to Florida or Texas, but can ship to all other states and many foreign countries. Contact us for more information.
  • What is the optimal planting density for Valencia trees in a commercial orchard?
    The Valencia orange trees for sale at TreeSource come in various rootstocks, such as Rich 16-6 trifoliate, C-35, or Carrizo. All will require at least 20-feet of spacing across the row and no less than 10 feet down the row. This spacing is called “double density” planting and will require a tree to be removed in 10-12 years to allow the Valencia trees to fully mature.
  • What kind of certification or testing do the Valencia trees undergo to guarantee their health?
    At TreeSource Citrus Nursery, we grow our Valencia orange trees in CDFA- and USDA-certified greenhouses, following the highest standards of horticulture.. We use only certified budwood that is part of California’s Clean Stock Program.
  • Why should I choose a Valencia orange tree versus some other variety of citrus?
    Valencia orange trees for sale at TreeSource represent one of the easiest citrus trees to grow. They fruit prolifically every year, make the best fresh orange juice you can imagine, and are adaptable to almost any climate. Valencia trees can handle desert conditions, coastal conditions, dry climates, or humid ones. They are the most adaptable of any citrus variety and are counter-seasonal to navels and mandarins, so they are the fruit of choice if you desire year-round citrus fruit in your garden or citrus farm.
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