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Mandarin (Owari Satsuma)

★★★★★★★★★★ 5.0 (2 reviews)

Price range: $34.99 through $409.99

Hardiest variety of all mandarins. Fruit Ripens in November, December and is usually picked before the first frost. Seedless fruit peels easily.Plants are evergreen making them a great option as an edible hedge! Grafted onto what is considered semi-dwarf rootstock, they will grow to be about 8-10′ tall and bushy.

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Ships in 1 to 4 business days from our nursery in Washington state, in a 36 inch box.
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Hardiest variety of all mandarins. Fruit Ripens in November, December and is usually picked before the first frost. Seedless fruit peels easily.Plants are evergreen making them a great option as an edible hedge! Grafted onto what is considered semi-dwarf rootstock, they will grow to be about 8-10′ tall and bushy.

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What a lovely first year surprise: 3 mild-moderate sweet a juicy mandarins on my Seattle deck. 🫶

Heather · Verified buyer · Nov 2025
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We bought two of theese in June. The now have fruit growing the size of a large grape. We can’t wait for them to mature to see how good they taste. The Limes we got from the Lime tree were great. It now has a large number of blossoms on it. I can’t wait to get more trees. I’m going to give them as Christmas gifts to people who have enjoyed watching ours grow.

Diane E. · Nov 2018