The Washington Navel orange is a classic, seedless variety with a round, somewhat drooping canopy, growing to a moderate size at maturity, typically 8-10 feet tall in home gardens (semi-dwarfs about 1/2 to 2/3 that size). Its fragrant white flowers bloom in spring, and the large, round, easy-to-peel fruit, known for its sweet, juicy, and delicious flavor, is ready for harvest from late fall to late winter or early spring in California. It is self-pollinating, meaning one tree will produce fruit, but bees can help increase yields. Washington Navels are sensitive to heat and aridity during bloom and fruit-setting, restricting their range of climatic adaptation, and they need protection below 28¡F. They are suitable for container growing and are a California favorite for their quality, flavor, and ease of peeling.

CITRUS DETAILS
Citrus Type: Oranges & Blood Oranges
Fruiting Harvest Time: Winter to Spring
Climate: Inland
Seeds: Seedless
Pollination Needs: Self-Pollinating
Plant Form: Standard
Flavor: Sweet
Plant Size: Medium


All citrus are sold with a three-year plant guarantee.

* Actual weight may vary
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