Glenn Navel Orange Tree, Grafted Citrus Tree in Half Gallon Pot, Sweet Navel Orange Fruit Tree, Live Orange Plant
Glenn Navel Orange Tree, Grafted Citrus Tree in Half Gallon Pot, Sweet Navel Orange Fruit Tree, Live Orange Plant
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π Glenn Navel Orange Tree β Grafted Live Citrus Plant in Half-Gallon Pot
Bring the joy of growing your own citrus home with a Glenn Navel Orange Tree! Known for its sweet, flavorful navel oranges and performance in warm, humid climates, this grafted citrus tree is a wonderful choice for home orchards, sunny patios, and container gardening.
The Glenn Navel orange originated in Florida and is valued by growers for its fruit quality and suitability for Floridaβs climate. With proper care, patience, and favorable growing conditions, your tree may reward you with delicious homegrown oranges.
π± WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
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One Glenn Navel Orange Tree
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Grafted live citrus plant
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Planted in a half-gallon nursery pot
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A living plant similar to the pictures
Please note: Plant size, branching, leaf shape, and appearance may vary naturally. The tree you receive will be similar to the pictures. Fruit, flowers, and harvest timing are not guaranteed.
π ABOUT GLENN NAVEL ORANGES
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Produces sweet, flavorful navel oranges when mature and grown under suitable conditions
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Known for its performance in warm, humid Florida conditions
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Suitable for home orchards and container growing with appropriate care
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Grafted trees may fruit sooner than seed-grown trees, but timing varies with maturity, climate, and growing conditions
In Florida, Glenn Navel oranges are generally an early-season citrus variety, though actual ripening and harvest timing vary by location and weather.
βοΈ SUNLIGHT
Provide full sun, ideally around 6β8 or more hours of direct sunlight daily. If growing indoors, place the tree near your brightest window and provide supplemental grow lighting if needed. Gradually acclimate the plant when moving it outdoors.
π§ WATERING
Water thoroughly when the top 2β3 inches of soil feel dry. Allow excess water to drain freely, and never leave the pot sitting in standing water. Container-grown citrus may need more frequent watering during hot or sunny weather.
πͺ΄ SOIL AND FERTILIZER
Use a well-draining citrus or container potting mix. Once actively growing, feed with a fertilizer formulated for citrus, following the product label. Avoid overfertilizing a young tree.
π‘οΈ TEMPERATURE
Glenn Navel orange trees prefer warm, sunny conditions and are sensitive to freezing temperatures. Protect the tree from cold snaps and bring container-grown plants into a bright, sheltered location when temperatures approach freezing.
βοΈ PRUNING AND MAINTENANCE
Remove dead, damaged, or diseased branches as needed. Prune lightly to maintain a healthy shape and good airflow. Avoid heavy pruning of a young tree.
π¦ SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS
We do not ship this plant to:
California (CA), Arizona (AZ), Alaska (AK), Texas (TX), Hawaii (HI), Louisiana (LA), Puerto Rico (PR), or the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI).
Please confirm your shipping address is outside these locations before placing your order.
πΏ A NOTE ABOUT LIVE PLANTS
Your tree is a living plant, so minor variations in size, leaf color, and shape are normal. Growing results depend on sunlight, temperature, watering, care, and local climate. Grafting does not guarantee immediate fruiting or a harvest in the first season.
Thank you for supporting our live plant shop and happy growing! π
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