Navelate Orange Tree (Navel)
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The Navelate orange tree, like all citrus trees, is evergreen. It produces delicious, large, seedless, sweet oranges. Navelate Oranges are a popular variety for commercial cultivation and home gardens and is known for its excellent flavour. The fruit is large, round, and slightly oblong, with a smooth, orange-yellow rind. The Navelate orange, like all navel oranges, is seedless and has a distinct navel-like formation at the blossom end of the fruit.
Navelate oranges are a variety of navel orange that is known for its long shelf life. They can be stored on the tree for several months without losing quality. If you are looking for a delicious and easy-to-grow citrus fruit, the Navelate orange tree is a great option.
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Names |
Navelate, Citrus sinensis 'Navelate' |
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Origin |
Spain |
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Mature Size |
3-4m |
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Foliage |
They have deep green leaves and white flowers that bloom in the spring. |
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Soil |
Plant in well-drained soil: Navelate orange trees do not like to have wet feet. Plant them in well-drained soil with compost or other organic matter. |
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Position |
Choose a warm sunny location: Navelate orange trees need full sun to produce fruit. Navelate orange trees are relatively drought tolerant, but they will need to be watered regularly during the dry season. |
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Flavour |
They are typically sweeter and less acidic than other types of oranges. The flesh is juicy and sweet, with a low acidity level. Navelate oranges are also very juicy and have a high sugar content. |
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Fruiting |
July to December. They can stay on the tree for up to 4 months and will keep for several weeks at room temperature. |
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Fruit Uses |
Can be eaten fresh, juiced, or used in cooking and baking. |
