1-2 Foot  Red Navel Orange Trees

Our Price $35.96...Our competition asks $49.95 for this tree.

Plus they DON'T offer our 3-Year Life and Price Guarantees.

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Q. What do you know about the citrus called "Red Navel"? Will it freeze in this area?

A. Citrus plant lovers, even those living in apartments and condominiums, now can grow their own edible citrus. The trick is to select the right plant and use the right techniques.

The Red Navel orange (Cara cara) has shown a high quality and most cold tolerance in field research..

Considered the world's finest orange for eating, navels are seedless, and they peel and segment easily.

Red navel oranges are available from November through May, with peak supplies in January, February and March. Navel oranges are easy to spot in your produce aisle-they're the ones with the button formation opposite the stem end.

The striking red navel fruit is sugary sweet and very flavorful. It can also be compared to the slight berry flavor of a blood orange but, much better. The fruit color is a beautiful red and is consistent throughout the pulp. The fruit is very large. The tree grows to about 15' but also can be container grown.

Red Navels grow and produce fruit for many years but may remain at a height of only 4 to 6 feet even after several years in a container.  Black plastic containers are relatively inexpensive and easiest to move when you have to protect plants during a cold snap. Use a loose, open potting mix featuring sphagnum peat moss. Soil or sand is not recommended. Add a quality slow-release fertilizer formulated for container use. Follow label directions and repeat as needed for deep green foliage.

Red Navels are easy to grow if they aren't watered too often. Water only when the mix is dry an inch below the surface. During a hot, dry summer, you may need to water every three or four days. In a wet winter, the plant may go weeks between waterings. For every Red Navel that dies from drought, you'll kill 200 from over watering.

Q: Can you ship to my state?
A: We can ship throughout the lower 48 United States, except for Arizona, California (only certain trees can be shipped) and Texas. Each citrus producing state prohibits importation of citrus trees from other areas.

Q: When do you ship?
A. Orders received BY SATURDAY will be shipped MONDAY and TUESDAY. Special orders throughout the week. Usually via UPS Ground but some by USPS priority mail.

Q: How do you handle cold weather shipping (zones 7 or less)?
A: In the winter months, we are concerned about keeping the trees above freezing in transit to colder states. We include Cold Weather Handling for an extra charge of $10.00 in the 7-or-less zone pricing. This includes special packaging and shipping by Priority Shipping service which is usually 2-3 days from the date we ship. If it is too cold we will hold the package until the following week to try again. Alternatively, you can choose to either delay shipment for up to 30 days or order when the weather is warmer just put that in the order page comments.

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Save $16 S & H when you BUY 3 Trees!

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229-325-7210

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229-299-5555

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It is customer's responsibility to inform us you have not received your tree within ONE WEEK of your order date since trees should not be in the shipping box for more than that and would allow us to track the package down. Informing us past that one week voids any refund or replacement. You also agree to the our terms and Guarantee when you order.