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Dwarf Valencia Orange Tree, Seedless Citrus (Excludes: CA,TX,LA,Az)
USDA Prohibits Shipping Citrus to AZ, CA, LA, TX, AK, HI. If you reside in any of the states listed, your order will be cancelled.Medium-large fruit that is seedless, very juicy, excellent flavor and color. Valencia is the only variety to have both the old and new crops on the tree after bloom. Harvested March to June. Tree is somewhat upright, vigorous and prolific.CITRUS: 1 Gallon (4 inch CitraPot)1.5 – 2 Foot Height, 1 Foot Spread, .25 – .50 inch Caliper.Current age: 1.5 yearsTypically 3 years to fruit for most citrus. Lemons & limes ~2 years. CITRUS: 3 Gallon2 Foot Height, 2 Foot Spread, .50 – .75 inch Caliper.Current age: 2-3 yearsTypically 1-2 years to fruit for most citrus. Lemons & limes ~1 year. CITRUS: 5 Gallon2 – 3 Foot Height, 2 Foot Spread, .75 – 1 inch Caliper.Current age: 3-4 yearsTypically bearing fruit when shipped or within ~1 year.GROWTH CAREDig a hole at least 2 to 3 inches wider than the root ball and about 4 inches deeper. Fill the hole half full of water. Remove the tree from the pot and gently fluff out the roots. This will help stimulate the roots and promote growth. Swish the tree in the water to allow the loose dirt on the bottom of the root ball to fall into the hole. Fill in with soil, and as you do this pull up on the tree so that the tap root is straight up and down. Make sure that all air pockets are filled in. A good way to insure this is to pack the dirt down on the mound. Water it in well.Care for Your TreeWater the tree at least 3 times a week for the first two weeks, then gradually back off to twice a week. Water just enough to moisten the ground, you do not want to over saturate the ground. Do not over water the tree as this will promote root rot and damage the roots.FertilizeYou will want to use a fertilizer made for Citrus. Follow directions on the package. A good choice for young trees is 8-8-8 or 10-10-10 fertilizer. Always place the fertilizer along the drip line.InsecticidesThere are insecticidal soaps that deter insects, it helps to keep the tree free of sooty mold that will darken your leaves. They are typically easy to find and easy to use. We also recommend fish emulsion to be sprayed on the leaves, the oil from this product will not allow eggs from the insects to attach to the leaf. It is also great foliar feed. You can use it with molasses every 6 weeks to help prevent insects and feed your tree. Saf-T-Side is a safety oil that you can also use. It is effective and is less likely to cause burn than other oils. Sevin is a great insecticide that is easily found and is effective against a large number of pests.
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USDA Prohibits Shipping Citrus to AZ, CA, LA, TX, AK, HI. If you reside in any of the states listed, your order will be cancelled. Dream Navel fruit is the smallest of the navels, but with more color quality and flavor. The fruit is medium sized, well colored, rich flavor, juicy, seedless and sweet. The fruit holds well to the tree without losing its internal quality. Harvested from October to January. One of the more popular varieties for dooryard owners. It was founded by D.J. Nicholson of Olrando, Florida. – – – – – CITRUS: 1 Gallon (4 inch CitraPot) 1.5 – 2 Foot Height, 1 Foot Spread, .25 – .50 inch Caliper. Current age: 1.5 years Typically 3 years to fruit for most citrus. Lemons & limes ~2 years. – – – – – CITRUS: 3 Gallon 2 Foot Height, 2 Foot Spread, .50 – .75 inch Caliper. Current age: 2-3 years Typically 1-2 years to fruit for most citrus. Lemons & limes ~1 year. – – – – – CITRUS: 5 Gallon 2 – 3 Foot Height, 2 Foot Spread, .75 – 1 inch Caliper. Current age: 3-4 years Typically bearing fruit when shipped or within ~1 year. – – – – – GROWTH CARE Dig a hole at least 2 to 3 inches wider than the root ball and about 4 inches deeper. Fill the hole half full of water. Remove the tree from the pot and gently fluff out the roots. This will help stimulate the roots and promote growth. Swish the tree in the water to allow the loose dirt on the bottom of the root ball to fall into the hole. Fill in with soil, and as you do this pull up on the tree so that the tap root is straight up and down. Make sure that all air pockets are filled in. A good way to insure this is to pack the dirt down on the mound. Water it in well. Care for Your Tree Water the tree at least 3 times a week for the first two weeks, then gradually back off to twice a week. Water just enough to moisten the ground, you do not want to over saturate the ground. Do not over water the tree as this will promote root rot and damage the roots. Fertilize You will want to use a fertilizer made for Citrus. Follow directions on the package. A good choice for young trees is 8-8-8 or 10-10-10 fertilizer. Always place the fertilizer along the drip line. Insecticides There are insecticidal soaps that deter insects, it helps to keep the tree free of sooty mold that will darken your leaves. They are typically easy to find and easy to use. We also recommend fish emulsion to be sprayed on the leaves, the oil from this product will not allow eggs from the insects to attach to the leaf. It is also great foliar feed. You can use it with molasses every 6 weeks to help prevent insects and feed your tree. Saf-T-Side is a safety oil that you can also use. It is effective and is less likely to cause burn than other oils. Sevin is a great insecticide that is easily found and is effective against a large number of pests.
