Description
Robertson Navel is a naturally dwarfing cultivar of the Washington Navel orange making it the perfect patio plant. Its also bears prolifically and ripens fruit earlier than other orange varieties.
Orange (Robertson Navel)
Price range: $64.99 through $389.99
Robertson Navel is a naturally dwarfing cultivar of the Washington Navel orange making it the perfect patio plant. Its also bears prolifically and ripens fruit earlier than other orange varieties.Latin Name: Citrus sinensis ‘Robertson Navel Orange’Site and Soil: Well-draining soil, prefers slightly acidic to neutral pH. Plant in a location with full sun exposure.Bearing age: Will produce fruit right awayRootstock: Our 1-gallon citrus plants are grafted onto Flying Dragon rootstock, a cold-hardy and ultra-dwarfing rootstock, 5-8 feet when mature. All other sizes of citrus are grafted onto c-35, another dwarfing rootstock that is a little more vigorous than Flying Dragon.Size at Maturity: 5-8 feet when grown in a pot, 10-12 feet when grown in the groundBloom time: SpringPollination Requirement: Generally self-pollinating, but planting multiple trees may increase fruit production.Ripening Time: Late fall to early winterYield: Moderate to high, depending on care and growing conditions.Pests and Diseases: Susceptible to aphids, scale, and citrus diseases. Regular monitoring and appropriate treatments are recommended.Hardiness (Temp): 25°F to 30°FUSDA Zone: USDA Zones 8-11
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Arrives healthy, guaranteed. If it does not, we replace it.
Ships in 1 to 4 business days from our nursery near Seattle, in a 36 inch box.
Grows in zones 8 to 11.
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I have been buying from your nursery for years, and hands down your citrus has survived the best out of all of my sources. I have never lost a plant in my colder climate.
An extra long box for taller trees is totally worth it to me. The trees are great.
