As a smaller ornamental tree, the Moro Blood Orange can play a primary role in a planned garden. It makes an excellent centerpiece in any Mediterranean-themed garden, for example, and would be appealing in Asian-focused environments as well. Consider placing two in decorative terra cotta planters to flank your front doorway or the entryway to your patio or back garden. In an edible garden, surround a small grove of them with vegetables that feature extravagant foliage, such as kale or Swiss chard.