It does have wicked thorns. The fruit is 18 ft up in the air, I had to climb on the fence to get a decent shot.

There arer lots of Yuzu sorts.

Mine, grown from seed had just tiny spikes when it was young.
Now none at all.

Laaz, that is a beautiful fruit. At this time of year, what color are your regular yuzu fruit?

Barbara

I guess it is the Swiss Orange.
Citrus aurantium virgatum (fasciata) ...

No, it's a Yuzu. Barbara they are very dark green this time of year. This is one I grew from seed & gave to my neighbor because I had no room for it in my yard. He is a scape goat, I give him all the trees I don't have room for.

Oh, to be your neighbor! So the green in the fruit will likely yellow as the fruit matures. It is just stunning right now.

Barbara

I meant the sour orange you mentioned before ...

Now this YUZU ...
The kind of variegation on leafes and at all at fruit shows a chimera ...
So how a seedling can be a chimera ???

How said Socrates ?
I know, that I know NOTHING ...

Yes it will probably turn all yellow when it ripens.

I don't know about chimera. It is weird, it will have a flush of variegation & then the next flush is green, then another flush of variegation.

I took a budstick today & grafted a few. Will have to wait and see what it produces.

That is typically ..
Swiss orange does same.

Then you have no shades of green and white, but just white spots at leafes and the stripes on the fruit lay OVER the other skin under ...

My variegated sour orange.

yes .. the green is OVER the yellow ...

just are the green parts normally smaller.

Any news of that tree?

It is a Sour Orange Sylvain. We tested them last fall...