What citrus am I growing

Rhode red valencia orange	Persian lime
Washington navel	moro blood orange
Clementine mandarin	varigated sweet orange
Indio mandarinquat	Cara cara red navel
Flying dragon trifoliate	Orlando tangelo
Meyer lemon	Minneola tangelo
Wekiwa tangelo	panzarella giant orange
sunquat	panzarella giant lemon
Bell Mandarin	Page Mandarin
Vainiglia sanguigno blood orange	Meiwa kumquat
Tarroco blood orange	Dr Brown seedless kumquat
Ruby blood orange	Nagle's seedless kumquat
Sanguinelli blood orange	Changshou kumquat
Midnight valencia orange	Frost eureka lemon
Seedless kishu mandarin	Iranian lemon
Kinnow mandarin	Ponderosa lemon
galgal lemon	Ujukitsu sweet lemon
Ruby Red Grapefruit	Sulcata sweet lemon
Valentine Grapefruit Hybrid	Rio Red Grapefruit
Golden grapefruit	Duncan Grapefruit

Satsuma, brown select	Satsuma, Little Sweetie
Satsuma, seto	Satsuma, miho
Satsuma, big early	Satsuma, armstrong early
Satsuma, dobashi bene	Satsuma, frost owari
Satsuma, Mr Mac	Satsuma,Early St Anne
Satsuma, varigated	Satsuma, Darlene
Satsuma, Xia shan	Satsuma, miyagawa

A variegated bud sport on an orange

I was new to growing citrus when this happened a few years ago. I planted the tree in the ground, fertilized it and the sport promptly died! So much for the "MrTexas varigated orange!"

Changshou/fairchild/sunquat tree

I had a seedling sunquat tree and decided to grow sunquat in pots. The seedling had a few dozen fruit the 2nd year from seed. I grafted kumquat and fairchild mandarin to two branches. You can now call it my lopsided variety tree. Each citrus has their own growth pattern. In this case the kumquat is more vigorous. To the left is the kumquat with fairchild mandarin on the right.

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