Sanguinelli Blood Orange Tree - Live Plants in 1 Gallon Pots - Florida Only - Cannot Ship Out of Florida - Beautiful Fruit Tree for Patio and Garden

History and Characteristics: The Blood Orange Tree is a relative newcomer to the citrus scene and began to be grown in Italy on the southern Mediterranean coast in the 18th century. They are sweet and often used in a variety of ways. The trees have dark green leaves and creamy white fragrant flowers. Planting and Size: The tree can be planted in zones 9 and 10, but if you live in colder regions, you can grow it indoors and take it outside during warmer months. They can grow to be 10′ to 15′ tall and 12′ to 15′ wide. However, they can be pruned to stay smaller so that fruit is easier to harvest. Pollination: The Blood Orange Tree is self-fertile, which means it doesn't need another citrus tree near it to cross-pollinate to grow fruit. However, cross-pollination with another blood orange tree can result in more fruit developing. Sunlight and Watering: The tree needs full sunlight, about 6-8 hours each day, and a moderate amount of water. It requires regular watering, between 1' to 1.5' of water each week. Pruning and Care: Blood Orange Trees need pruning in the early spring to keep the tree's size manageable. The tree may also need pruning in the winter to keep it healthier. They do best in high humidity, so it can be helpful to mist the leaves each day.

• Grown, packaged and shipped exclusively by Wekiva Foliage. History and Characteristics: The Blood Orange Tree is a relative newcomer to the citrus scene and began to be grown in Italy on the southern Mediterranean coast in the 18th century. They are sweet and often used in a variety of ways. The trees have dark green leaves and creamy white fragrant flowers.
• Planting and Size: The tree can be planted in zones 9 and 10, but if you live in colder regions, you can grow it indoors and take it outside during warmer months. They can grow to be 10′ to 15′ tall and 12′ to 15′ wide. However, they can be pruned to stay smaller so that fruit is easier to harvest.
• Pollination: The Blood Orange Tree is self-fertile, which means it doesn't need another citrus tree near it to cross-pollinate to grow fruit. However, cross-pollination with another blood orange tree can result in more fruit developing.
• Sunlight and Watering: The tree needs full sunlight, about 6-8 hours each day, and a moderate amount of water. It requires regular watering, between 1' to 1.5' of water each week.
• CITRUS TREES CAN ONLY BE SHIPPED TO FLORIDA. WE ARE NOT ABLE TO SHIP TO OTHER STATES. Pruning and Care: Blood Orange Trees need pruning in the early spring to keep the tree's size manageable. The tree may also need pruning in the winter to keep it healthier. They do best in high humidity, so it can be helpful to mist the leaves each day.