The Washington Navel orange is renowned for its excellent fruit quality. The oranges are sweet, juicy, and have a refreshing flavor, making them a popular choice for fresh consumption. The compact size of the Orange Washington Navel makes it suitable for various planting options. Whether in planter pots or directly in the garden, it’s a versatile choice for those with limited space. With proper care, your Orange Washington Navel tree can thrive, providing you with a bountiful harvest of delicious, homegrown oranges.

Please note availability of citrus is seasonal, for best stock purchase during warmer months. Waiting lists are available for new seasons releases. Please speak to our friendly team.

Product Specification

• Common Name: Washington Navel Orange
• Mature Height: 1-2 meters
• Mature Height: 1-2 meters
• Foliage: Dark Green glossy leaves
• Flowering Period: Spring – Summer flowers, followed by fruit in Autumn – Late Spring
• Form/Habit: Upright, compact, smaller growing orange variety
• Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen foliage
• Water needs: Moderate, keep well watered during warmer months
• Maintenance: Low. For best results use citrus fertalizer and gentle prune
• Soil type: Well draining, fertalized soil
• Planter Suitability: Yes, ensure adequate room for growth

Commonly Asked Questions

How do I get my Oranges to produce delicious fruit?

A well hydrated plant will produce juicy fruit. The location of citrus is especially important, as they will prefer a full sun location. Look into disease prevention to ensure your plant is healthy and use a fertalizer that has been especially designed for citrus. Good draining is also a must, along with a layer of mulch will also help keep the moisture in the soil.

When do Oranges produce fruit?

It can take a couple of years for oranges to produce fruit, be patient and look after the health of your plant and you will be rewarded. Most varieties of orange will flower during Spring – Summer, followed by fruit in Autumn – Late Spring.

Are Citrus suitable for planter pots?

They sure are, citrus thrive in pots, making them ideal for small gardens, courtyards and rental properties. They are particularly suitable to planters, however ensure there is still adequate room for growth.  Make sure your plant stays well hydrated as potted plants dry out more quickly than they would in the ground. Rotate the pot ever few months to encourage even growth all over the plant.