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Blood Orange Tree 




Blood Orange Tree

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Planting Details
Growing Zones: 8-11(in ground) / 4-11(patio plant)
Height: 10-12 ft.
Width: 10-12 ft.
Growth / Year: 3-4 ft.
Sunlight: Full - Partial
Blooms: Spring
Spacing: 4 ft.
Botanical: Citrus sinensis 'Moro'
Cannot Ship to: CA, FL, TX
Shipping Size: Height Includes Root System
Blood Orange Planting Directions
Exceptional Flavor and Sensational Coloring ... Citrus Fruit for the Fresh Gourmet

•  Easy to grow
•  Fresh, organic fruit
•  Tolerates light frost!
•  Adapts to wide range of soil and climates
•  Pest and disease resistant
•  Fragrant summer blooms

Great tasting, ripe juicy oranges in early to late spring that have some added zip. Moro Blood Oranges are unique with their dark red flesh. Imagine the beauty of your garnish, morning juice or fresh fruit salads with the exciting red color of this most unusual citrus fruit. Moro is an exceptional fruit famous for taste and good looks on a global basis. This super sweet orange is laden with rich citrus flavor that has a distinctive aftertaste reminiscent of strawberry and raspberry. Try adding an exciting twist of unusual red citrus to your culinary masterpieces that call for fresh orange slices.

Blood oranges get their name from the burgundy flush on their skin, red flesh and juice color.
The Moro Blood Orange is the newest named variety in this classification of citrus fruit. This unique citrus tree is the number one blood orange fruit marketed in the US. You enjoy the beautiful show of fragrant citrus blossoms wafting heavenscent through your yard. This easy to grow citrus tree is a highly productive dwarf. Moro is the earliest ripening of the Blood Oranges; you'll be enjoying an abundant harvest in February through early April, depending on your location.

Moro Blood Orange trees are no shrinking beauty in the citrus family.
You'll find that an open sunny spot with good drainage will keep your new blood orange tree happy. The Moro is cold hardy to an astounding 27 degrees. This evergreen wonder has a lovely rounded and spreading shape with good looking glossy foliage 12 months a year. Do be sure not to allow the roots of your new Moro Blood Orange to get overly dry. You can maintain it at the size you desire with some judicial pruning. This lovely and unusual orange tree will adapt to a wide range of soils and exhibits excellent pest and disease resistance.

Moro is the most colorful of all blood oranges and contains high health benefits.
On top of having more fiber than most other fruits, Moro Blood Oranges have additional benefits. Besides providing 130% more Vitamin C than standard oranges, blood oranges contain the antioxidant anthocyanin. This means your free homegrown organic citrus reduces risk of ailment and age related illnesses. This antioxidant is known to diminish your risk of cataracts, heart disease, cholesterol build up and some types of cancer. Their high potassium content piles on more benefits by assisting in lowering blood pressure connected to strokes as well as offering good body growth effect and maintenance.

Brighter Blooms offers you extremely healthy, vigorous Moro Blood Orange Trees.
Our exceedingly high standards for finishing off our nursery stock are something our customers have come to rely on. They return time after time to shop with us because they know their new plants will arrive in great shape, ready to make an instant impact in their yard. Our selection of Moro Blood Orange plants is lovely this year; reserve yours soon before they're all gone.

If you are colder than zone 8, you must bring your citrus tree indoors during the winter months.




Customer Reviews
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Al
Our tree arrived looking healthy and was already quite big. Put it in a pot near a sunny, south facing window, we'll see how quick it grows!

Phyllis in New Mexico
My tree arrived in great shape and is doing well in its new home. I've planted it in a large pot as our winter is probably just a touch too cold for it and it'll be coming in from the patio once the colder temps get here. It has handled the dry high altitude heat here quite well so far.
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