Mexican Orange Choisya palmeri
Mexican Orange
Choisya palmeri
How to sow mexican orange: Transplant grafted sapling
Sun requirement for mexican orange: Plant in Full Sun
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The Orange is a tropical evergreen tree that produces round orange fruits, also known as "Oranges." Many species are self-pollinating, but having multiple trees for cross pollination can improve fruit size. Trees need temperatures between 21-32° C to grow properly and produce fruit. Oranges can usually withstand winter temperatures down to -6.1° C without experiencing damage to their leaves or trunk. Trees will bear fruit 2-3 years after transplanting.8
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