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Dwarf Venous Orange Fruit Trees
Dwarf Venous Orange Fruit Trees
Great Container Plant

  (6 customer reviews)

Shiny, dark evergreen foilage provides the backdrop for tragrant white flowers followed by small, juicy, tart oranges. Plant in a container to bring inside during the winter months.

The Dwarf Venous Orange offer evergreen foliage, sweetly scented flowers and edible fruit all in one! Can be moved outdoors in summer, so the bees take care of pollination for you. Varieties grow from 2-5 feet tall. Pick citrus in 1-3 years.

Potted plants.
Zones: 9-10.

Not available in AZ, CA, FL, TX.

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Dwarf Venous Orange
13885 - For each offer ordered, get 1 plant.
Price: 1 to 2 - $12.95
3 or more - $11.95
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Product Details
Zones: 9 - 10 (30° F.)
Height: 4-6 ft.
Spacing: pots
Depth: Plant at same depth as in the pot it is shipped in
Spread: 2-3 ft.
Sun/Shade: Bright, indirect sunlight
Pollinator: self-pollinating
Yield: varies
Color: white
Foliage: shiny, dark green, evergreen
Blooms: spring
Fruit: small, juicy, tart
Comments: Four hours or more of direct sunlight from a south window. Let plant approach dryness before watering. Average indoor humidity levels. Day temperature 65-70 degrees F; night temperature 50-55 degrees F. Use an acid-balanced fertilizer throughout the year and add trace elements in the spring. Leaves will drop if soil is too wet or too dry. High pH or high soluble salts can cause leaf yellowing. Will not bloom if light is too low. May need to hand pollinate for better fruit production. GROW LIGHTS OR FLORESCENTS MAY ALSO BE HELPFUL. WHEN MOVING OUTSIDE IN LATE SPRING, MOVE GRADUALLY AND WATCH FOR SCORCHING. FERTILIZING: WHEN PLANTS ARE ACTIVELY GROWING, GIVE THEM A HIGH POTASH (TOMATO TYPE) FERTILIZER TWICE A MONTH. DON'T FEED IN COOL, LOW LIGHT WINTER RESTING PERIOD. TOP DRESS IN THE SPRING WITH SOME NEW TOP SOIL OR REPOT IN A LARGER POT WHILE ANY POT WILL DO - PREFER A CLAY POT. NOT UNUSUAL TO DROP FRUIT AS THEY WILL TYPICALLY SET MORE FRUIT THAN THEY CAN SUPPORT.
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Dwarf Venous Orange Fruit Trees Ships In Both Spring And Fall
Unable to ship to: AE AK AZ BC CA FL GU HI PR TX

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 -  Thursday, May 07, 2009
pretty on the patio
Reviewed By: Zoe (Santa Monica, CA)
My runt of a plant arrived last year as a twig with two branches and 6 leaves (all of a few inches tall.) A little pathetic. But now I have a 2-foot-tall bush, with 20 or so fruit well set and new blooms appearing. Cute, easy to care for and endlessly satisfying to sniff. Try the perfume fleur d'oranger by l'artisan when you don't have blooms to smell.

 -  Wednesday, May 06, 2009
it's broken
Reviewed By: Elizabeth (Cheyenne, WY)
The top of my plant arrived with the main stem broken. At first I thought this must be a shipping error, particular to this one plant, but then I saw another plant I ordered in the same condition. The side branches are large, making the plant extremely lopsided. I'm not sure if this plant will make it. I will wait and see if I need to get another one, or if this plant is suppose to not have the main stem.

 -  Friday, May 01, 2009
Super Deal!
Reviewed By: Michaela (Aldie, VA)
OMG, when I first got this tree, I was a little upset at the sparsity of the foliage and size, but in the last 5 weeks since receiving it, it grew roughly 35-45 flower buds, of which 3 have opened up and are smelling amazing. I started to self pollinate, and hope to have some fruit later on this year. AMAZING to watch this grow.


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