Miho Satsuma Mandarin Tree Size:Established Range growing on cane-like stems

growing on cane-like stems

Short 20 cm W x 60

large ovate shaped leaves grow on long vines which will eventually put out heavily scented clusters of star shaped fuzzy white flowers that can have red centres

with a slightly tart aftertaste

Miho Satsuma Mandarin Tree Size:Established Range growing on cane-like stemsThe Miho Satsuma Mandarin Tree originated in Japan. It is known for its easy to peel, seedless, sweet and juicy fruit. These characteristics made Miho Satsuma Mandarins a great fruit for a quick snack or school lunchboxes. Unlike some other citrus trees, the Miho Satsuma mandarin tree is a slow grower and stays relatively compact. This makes it ideal for container growing. Miho trees typically reach a mature height of around 1. 5 meters tall and wide.