Washington Navel Orange Tree – 8 Inch Pot – Fruiting Size

Grow Your Own Sweet Oranges with a Washington Navel Orange Tree

Bring the sunshine indoors or to your patio with a beautiful Washington Navel Orange Tree. This 8″ potted tree is ready to produce delicious, sweet, and easy-to-peel oranges right in your home or garden. Enjoy the taste of fresh, homegrown fruit with this exceptional citrus variety.

The Washington Navel Orange Tree is known for its large, bright orange fruit that is mostly seedless and incredibly easy to peel. This makes it a perfect choice for snacking, juicing, and adding a touch of citrusy goodness to your favorite recipes. Its compact size makes it ideal for growing in containers, allowing you to enjoy fresh oranges even if you have limited space. This fruiting-size tree is ready to produce delicious oranges for you to enjoy.

This orange tree thrives on patios or indoors, making it a versatile addition to any home. It loves the sun, so be sure to provide it with plenty of light to ensure optimal growth and fruit production. The Washington Navel Orange is a popular choice for both eating fresh and juicing, offering a refreshing and healthy treat. The fruit is large, round and easily peeled with a pebbled rind.

Benefits of Growing a Washington Navel Orange Tree

• Enjoy fresh, sweet, and juicy oranges right from your own tree.
• Perfect for patios, balconies, or indoor growing.
• Easy-to-peel fruit makes snacking a breeze.
• Adds a vibrant touch of greenery to your home.
• Mostly seedless fruit for convenient eating and juicing.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How big will my Washington Navel Orange Tree get in the 8″ pot? While it will depend on growing conditions, expect the tree to reach a manageable size suitable for container growing, generally between 4-6 feet tall.
2. How much sunlight does the Washington Navel Orange Tree need? This orange tree thrives in full sun, requiring at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day.
3. How often should I water my orange tree? Water thoroughly when the top inch of soil feels dry. Avoid overwatering, which can lead to root rot.
4. When can I expect my Washington Navel Orange Tree to produce fruit? This is a fruiting-size tree, so expect fruit production within the next growing season with proper care and sunlight.
5. What type of soil is best for my Washington Navel Orange Tree? Use a well-draining potting mix specifically formulated for citrus trees.