Citrus sinensis 'Washington Navel'

This is the orange we typically see in the grocery store - sweet, seedless, easy to peel, and juicy. Determined gardeners can grow this in a large container so it can be moved indoors during the colder fall and winter days. A heated greenhouse is ideal but this orange tree will survive life indoors, although it may be preyed upon by spider mites or other indoor pests. Fragrant blooms emerge in the spring, with oranges ripening in the winter months, so patience is required!
Full disclosure: we're not sure what rootstock this Washington Navel was grown on. We are assuming at least a semi-dwarf rootstock, so expect a maximum size of eight to ten feet tall, and could be smaller if grown in a container.

Common Name: Washington Navel Orange

Plant Type: Deciduous

Mature Size: 8 - 10 feet tall and wide (in container)

Growth Rate: Moderate

Cold Hardiness: 20°

Light:

• Full Sun
• Afternoon Sun

Foliage Color: Green

Bloom Color: White

Bloom Time:

• Spring

Structure: Upright

Characteristics:

• Attracts pollinators
• Container Lover
• Fragrant

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