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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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Boxed perfect. Shipped on time. Excellent quality stock. About the only thing you could do to improve my experience would be to fly out to Maine and plant them for me.

Don, Maine

Thank you so much for these lovely hardy kiwis. They are much bigger than expected. Will be ordering from you again.

Irene

The plants look beautiful and healthy. I was impressed by the size and strength of the 3-Cherry Tree.

Jose

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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