The Lakeland Limequat is a citrus hybrid between a Key lime and a round kumquat, developed in Florida. This productive tree produces oval yellow fruit with a bright, tangy lime flavor balanced by a slightly sweet edible peel. Lakeland fruits are typically larger than some other limequat varieties and are excellent for fresh use, beverages, marmalade, and cooking. The tree is attractive, productive, and well suited for warm climates and container growing.
 
Tree size: 12 - 15 ft tall (can be kept smaller with pruning)
Fruit size: Small to Medium (about 1.5 – 2 inches)
Seeds per Fruit: A few
Harvest season: Nearly everbearing
USDA Zones: 8 – 11
Requirements: Full sun, well-drained soil, and regular watering.