Moro Blood Orange Tree (Height: 18 - 26 IN)

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Washington Navel Orange Tree (Height: 2 - 3 FT, Shape: Standard) They are round-topped, have a somewhat droopy canopy, and grow to about 8’-12’ in height when they reach maturity.The Navel Orange from Bahia, Brazil was first introduced to Australia in 1824 and to Florida in 1835. However, it seems likely that this fruit tree formed from a mutation of a Laranja Selecta orange tree around 1810-1820.

These fruit trees produce white, fragrant blooms that lack viable pollen causing it to produce seedless fruit. Saunder. The twelve cuttings from Australia were immediately propagated and distributed. Washington Navel Orange Tree (Height: 18 - 26 IN, Shape: Bushy) They are round-topped, have a somewhat droopy canopy, and grow to about 8’-12’ in height when they reach maturity.

These fruit trees produce white, fragrant blooms that lack viable pollen causing it to produce seedless fruit.

Blood Orange Trees produce creamy white blossoms that diffuse a delicious scent reminiscent of the exotic tropics.

Some were transplanted to Riverside, California in 1973 and started producing sweet, juicy, seedless fruit that has a crisp texture and an easy-to-peel skin. The twelve cuttings from Australia were immediately propagated and distributed. The origin of the Washington navel orange tree is a little bit clouded since the growers from Bahia, Brazil where the bud sport originated from tell different stories.

Moro Blood Orange Tree (Height: 3 - 4 FT). As most citrus trees, the Blood Orange trees thrive in tropical to subtropical climates where temperatures are warm and the winter cold is moderate. The Moro Blood orange tree variety is believed to have originated as a bud mutation of “Sanguinello Moscato” at the beginning of the 19th century in the Lentini Province of Siracusa, Sicily. The fruit have a furrowed base, flattened apex, faint or inconspicuous areole, and few seeds if any.