GRAFTED Washington Navel Orange Citrus Tree for patio or container [GC020] Ca...
Washington Navel Orange Grafted Citrus TreeAlthough its origins are uncertain, it is believed to come from a bud sport found in a Selecta orange tree in the early 1800s. Upon its arrival at the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C. it was propagated and trees were sent to California and Florida. The flowers lack viable pollen so the Washington navel orange will not pollinate other citrus trees. Because of the lack of functional pollen and viable ovules, the Washington navel orange produces seedless fruits. The Washington navel orange is at its best in the late fall to winter months, but will hold on the tree for several months beyond maturity and stores well. Season November to January. So no matter where you live, a citrus tree will add a sweet fragrance, delicious fruit, and ornamental appeal to your home or garden.We offer only the top choice of easy to grow Grafted Citrus varieties for your home patio/container garden. A grafted citrus, is a tree that will not get over 6-7 feet tall at maturity, but yet will bear full sized fruit. This way you can grow it outdoors for the summer, and if need be if you live in a cold climate, move it indoors for the winter. Grafted citrus trees make wonderful container plants, never needing larger than a 5 gallon pot at maturity at 3 years.These trees will begin flowering in the Spring, thus starting their fruiting cycle for you. Your citrus tree will be shipped in a 5 inch growers pot (not bare rooted - your roots will be in potting medium), awaiting you to repot it into a one gallon pot within 60 days of it's arrival in your home. . TREE SIZE 12 to 16 inches from the top of the pot.