Washington Navel Orange

This California native citrus tree produces large, seedless oranges with exceptionally sweet juice and thin, easy-to-peel skin—perfect for fresh consumption or juicing. The Washington Navel thrives in USDA zones 9-11, reaching 12-15 feet tall with a 10-12 foot spread. Expect abundant harvests from November through January. Beyond its superior fruit quality, this evergreen specimen offers fragrant spring blossoms and attractive foliage year-round. Once established, it demonstrates strong drought tolerance and adapts well to containers or landscape plantings, provided soil drains adequately. A reliable performer in full sun conditions.