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where can I buy calamondin fruit?
I'm looking for fresh calamondins and have been redirected all over the www without avail. Is there any retail fruit available in the US?
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Re: where can I buy calamondin fruit?
How much do you want?
I have one tree but not enough to sell a lot. PM me if you want.
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Re: where can I buy calamondin fruit?
Since you've joined the forum in your quest, Welcome aboard, Michael
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Re: where can I buy calamondin fruit?
at one time I have this fruit on the tree. Calamondin on the right. And more at one time. But this tree bears fruit all year round. You should plant one .
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Re: where can I buy calamondin fruit?
Occasionally(seasonally?), Asian grocery stores carry them. Also, some Hispanic grocery stores may have them also. Last time I saw them at a local Asian store, they were $4.98 per pound. Best bet is to grow your own. The plants are cheap($12 to $20). We have three of them, 1 in a 3 gallon pot, and 2 in a 5 gallon pot. One of ones in a 5 gallon pot alone is sufficient to keep us happy for use of the fruits as condiment for our meals. The other two have not been as productive, but they come in handy when we have a party.
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