Chinotto - Sour Orange
Chinotto is a sour orange, with a small, rough rind, bright orange-red fruits maturing in winter. Mainly used as an ornamental shrub/patio tree. The fruit can be used for marmalade and of course is well know as flavour essence of the very popular Italian beverage, Chinotto.
As a general rule our trees should fruit in the second autumn after you have planted them, given they receive good nurture and optimal conditions.
All of our Citrus trees are all grafted to appropriate rootstock, we use clean Aus Citrus virus indexed tested propagation material and budwood. You are assured of a premium, quality, professionally grown tree.
Watch this charming video for more interesting facts about Chinotto.
Chinotto is a sour orange, with a small, rough rind, bright orange-red fruits maturing in winter. Mainly used as an ornamental shrub/patio tree. The fruit can be used for marmalade and of course is well know as flavour essence of the very popular Italian beverage, Chinotto.
As a general rule our trees should fruit in the second autumn after you have planted them, given they receive good nurture and optimal conditions.
All of our Citrus trees are all grafted to appropriate rootstock, we use clean Aus Citrus virus indexed tested propagation material and budwood. You are assured of a premium, quality, professionally grown tree.
Watch this charming video for more interesting facts about Chinotto.
Chinotto is a sour orange, with a small, rough rind, bright orange-red fruits maturing in winter. Mainly used as an ornamental shrub/patio tree. The fruit can be used for marmalade and of course is well know as flavour essence of the very popular Italian beverage, Chinotto.
As a general rule our trees should fruit in the second autumn after you have planted them, given they receive good nurture and optimal conditions.
All of our Citrus trees are all grafted to appropriate rootstock, we use clean Aus Citrus virus indexed tested propagation material and budwood. You are assured of a premium, quality, professionally grown tree.
Watch this charming video for more interesting facts about Chinotto.
