Glenn Navel Orange Tree Grafted Live Plant, Half Gallon Pot, Sweet Citrus Fruit Tree, Florida Shipping Only

Glenn Navel Orange Tree — Grafted Citrus Live Plant

Grow your own citrus tree with the Glenn Navel Orange (Citrus sinensis), a navel orange variety associated with Glen St. Mary, Florida. Selected for its performance in Florida’s warm, humid climate, Glenn Navel is valued for its flavorful fruit and potential to produce large, bright orange navels under suitable growing conditions.

This grafted live orange tree arrives in a half-gallon nursery pot and is a great starting point for citrus enthusiasts who want to grow a fruit tree at home.

🌱 What You’ll Receive

• One live Glenn Navel Orange Tree

• Grafted plant

• Supplied in a half-gallon nursery pot

• Plant will be similar to the pictures

• Natural variation in height, branching, and foliage is expected

🍊 About Glenn Navel Orange

• Botanical name: Citrus sinensis

• Common name: Glenn Navel Orange

• Plant type: Grafted citrus fruit tree

• Fruit: Navel oranges with bright orange skin and sweet, flavorful flesh when properly grown and ripened

• Growing preference: Sunny location with fertile, well-draining soil

• Reported Florida harvest season: Often early winter, though timing varies with local climate and growing conditions

Fruit production, fruit quality, and harvest timing depend on the tree’s maturity, climate, sunlight, pollination conditions, and care. Your tree may not arrive with flowers or fruit, and fruiting is not guaranteed.

☀️ Sunlight

Choose a location with full sun, ideally around 6–8 or more hours of direct sunlight daily. Strong light supports healthy growth and fruit production. If growing indoors temporarily, place the tree near your brightest suitable window and provide good air circulation. Supplemental grow lighting may help where natural light is insufficient.

💧 Watering

Check the potting mix regularly and water when the upper 2–3 inches begin to dry, adjusting for pot size, temperature, and weather. Water thoroughly until excess drains from the pot. Avoid leaving the roots in standing water, as consistently soggy soil can damage them. Container-grown citrus may need more frequent watering during hot weather.

🪴 Soil and Potting

Use a fertile, well-draining potting mix suitable for citrus or other fruit trees. Select a container with drainage holes, and increase pot size gradually as the tree grows. Good drainage is especially important for maintaining healthy roots.

🌿 Fertilizing

Use a citrus fertilizer according to its label, following the recommended seasonal schedule and application rate. Citrus trees need appropriate nutrients to support new foliage, root development, and eventual fruiting. Avoid overfertilizing a young tree.

✂️ Pruning and Maintenance

Remove dead, damaged, or diseased branches with clean pruning tools. Light pruning can help maintain a balanced shape, but avoid excessive pruning, especially while the tree is establishing. Watch for common citrus pests and signs of nutrient deficiencies.

🌡️ Temperature and Climate

Glenn Navel is noted for its performance in Florida’s warm, humid climate. Citrus trees can be sensitive to cold, particularly when young and growing in small containers. Protect the tree from frost and prolonged cold. Container-grown plants may be moved to a protected, bright location when conditions become too cold.

📦 Important Shipping Information

• Shipping is limited to Florida only.

• One grafted Glenn Navel Orange Tree in a half-gallon nursery pot.

• The plant will be similar to the pictures; natural variation is normal.

• This is a young live tree, not a mature fruit-bearing specimen.

Please confirm that your delivery address is in Florida before ordering. The plant may need time to adjust after transit, so unpack it promptly and provide suitable light and watering.

Bring home a Glenn Navel Orange Tree and enjoy growing your own citrus plant as it establishes and matures.