4ft Grafted Organic Valencia Orange Tree - Citrus Sinensis ‘Valencia’ - Healthy, Mature Plant Price: $100 (or best offer)
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4ft Grafted Valencia organic Orange Tree - Ready to Bear Fruit! Citrus Sinensis ‘Valencia’ - Healthy, Mature Plant Condition: Used - Excellent
This 4ft grafted Valencia Orange Tree is in superb health, with lush green foliage, a sturdy trunk supported by a stake, and strong root development in its current pot. It’s been well-maintained in a sunny outdoor environment and shows no signs of pests, disease, or stress. Grafted onto durable rootstock for better disease resistance and faster fruiting, this tree is mature enough to start bearing fruit as early as the next season (typically within 1-3 years post-planting). Lightly used from a home nursery setup – it’s ready for your garden or patio without any issues. Description:
Grow your own supply of sweet, juicy Valencia oranges right at home with this beautiful 4ft grafted tree! Known as the “juice orange,” Valencia oranges are prized for their thin skin, vibrant flavor, and high vitamin C content – perfect for fresh-squeezed orange juice, snacks, or recipes. This variety produces fruit that ripens from March to June, often allowing for two harvests in warmer climates. The tree features glossy, evergreen leaves and fragrant white blossoms in spring that attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. At 4 feet tall, it’s already substantial in size, making it ideal for immediate landscape impact or container growing. Whether you’re a citrus enthusiast, a home gardener, or looking to add edible landscaping to your yard, this tree combines beauty, productivity, and low-maintenance appeal. It’s self-pollinating, so you don’t need a second tree for fruit production (though adding one can boost yields). Key Features: • Grafted for Superior Performance: Professionally grafted onto hardy rootstock, ensuring quicker growth, better disease resistance (e.g., to root rot and citrus greening), and reliable fruiting compared to seed-grown trees. • Ready to Bear Fruit: Mature enough to produce oranges soon – expect over 20 pounds of fruit per season once established, with harvests in late spring to early summer. • Size and Growth: Currently 4 feet tall with a spread of about 2-3 feet; matures to 8-15 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide in the ground, or keep it compact (6-8 feet) in a large pot for patios or indoors. Moderate growth rate for steady development without overwhelming your space. • Climate Adaptability: Thrives in USDA zones 9-11 outdoors (hardy to about 30°F); suitable for zones 3-11 in containers where it can be brought indoors during cold snaps. Prefers full sun (6+ hours daily) but tolerates partial shade. • Fruit Quality: Sweet, seedless or low-seed oranges with excellent juice content; ideal for eating fresh, juicing, or even making marmalades. The fruit holds well on the tree, extending the harvest window. • Low-Maintenance Design: Drought-tolerant once established, with natural pest resistance from its healthy grafting. Includes current orange pot for easy transport and replanting. • Bonus Aesthetics: Evergreen foliage provides year-round greenery, and spring blooms fill the air with a delightful citrus scent. • Botanical Name: Citrus sinensis ‘Valencia’ – A proven, popular variety for home growers. Planting and Care Instructions: • Planting: Choose a sunny location with well-drained soil. Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball and position the tree so the top of the root ball is 1 inch above ground level. Water deeply after planting and mulch around the base (keep mulch 6 inches from the trunk to prevent rot). For pots, use a container at least twice the current size with drainage holes and citrus-specific potting mix. • Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged – water when the top 2-5 inches of soil feels dry (about once a week, more in hot weather). Overwatering can lead to root issues, so always check soil moisture. • Fertilizing: Use a balanced citrus fertilizer (high in nitrogen) every 1-2 months during the growing season (spring to fall). Start when new growth or fruit appears, and reduce in winter dormancy. • Pruning: Trim dead or crossing branches in late winter or early spring before new growth. Shape as needed to maintain size, especially for container growing. • Pest and Disease Management: Monitor for common citrus pests like aphids or scale; treat with neem oil or insecticidal soap if needed. Ensure good air circulation to prevent fungal issues. • Winter Protection: In cooler zones, move indoors to a bright window or greenhouse if temperatures drop below 25-30°F. • Harvesting: Pick oranges when fully colored and slightly soft; they store well on the tr

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