Orange 'Fukumoto' (Citrus sinensis) Size:1 gal Fruiting Time: ripens in September

Fruiting Time: ripens in September

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Orange 'Fukumoto' (Citrus sinensis) Size:1 gal Fruiting Time: ripens in SeptemberThis unique form on Navel Orange is prized for its very early ripening fruit, 3 4 weeks ahead of other Navel Orange varieties. Attractive, reddish orange Fukumoto fruit is very sweet, juicy and flavorful. Somewhat less vigorous than other Nave Orange varieties, Fukumoto is naturally compact and well suited for container growing. You can grow delicious citrus fruit virtually anywhere. With our very dwarf rootstock, these delightful evergreen plants can