The Encore Mandarin tree is a popular citrus variety known for its long fruiting season, extending from November to February. The fruit has a long hanging period on the tree which extends the fruiting season further. Encore was developed in California. It is a hybrid cross of King and Willowleaf mandarins. The tree produces an abundant crop of medium sized fruit that are seedless and exceptionally sweet. The tree is vigorous and ornamental with a highly fragrant blossom. Encore mandarin trees are relatively cold hardy, making them suitable for growing in climates with mild winters. Overall, the Encore mandarin tree is a valuable addition to any citrus collection, offering both bountiful harvests and aesthetic appeal. Names Encore, Encore Mandarin. Citrus reticulata 'Encore' Origin California Mature Size Vigorous, upright growth habit, ornamental foliage, can reach 2-3 meters tall and wide Foliage Dark green leaves. White highly perfumed blossom. Soil Prefers well-drained, slightly acidic Position Prefers warm, sunny locations, can tolerate some frost but best protected from extreme temperatures. Needs full sun to produce fruit Flavour Sweet and juicy Enjoyed by people of all ages Fruiting Long fruiting season September-February. Provides fresh, delicious mandarins for an extended period Medium to large, easy-peel, seedless, bright orange, juicy, and sweet Fruit Uses Ideal for snacks, salads, and desserts
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