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Satsuma Mandarin Orange Tree ‘Frost Owari’ (Citrus unshiu)
12 reviews
$49.95
4" Pot Size Grafted Plant
‘Frost Owari’ is a favorite satsuma mandarin with medium-size, deep orange fruit that are seedless, sweet and juicy with easy-to-peel skin. Originating in Japan, it’s a vigorous grower and highly productive fruit tree. It makes an ideal container plant for northern growers since it only reaches 10-15’ tall in outdoor gardens but can be maintained at a much shorter height in containers. The fruit starts to ripen in late fall and it’s usually ready for harvest in early winter. Satsuma mandarins are cold hardy citrus being able to withstand temperatures into low 20s°F and even into the teens for mature plants. This is a grafted plant that blooms and fruits sooner.
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Light Requirements
- Full Sun
Plant Height (mature height when grown in a container)
3-5'
Bloom Season
- Intermittent
Minimum Indoor Temperature
50
Plant Hardiness Zone
- 9
- 10
Plant Special Features
- Fragrant
- Edible
Plant Care
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Satwika Plants arrived healthy
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Karen Cordier I’m thinking that the little tree is in shock right now but it’s still looking pretty good.
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Anonymous The Satsuma was in great shape when it arrived; so well packaged! I was extremely impressed with the care that had been taken to make sure it arrived without any injuries. Thanks so much.
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Almeda Andrew I love the plants I received from Logge's recently. Especially the Satsuma Orange tree. I can't wait to see it grow along with my other citrus trees. It arrived promptly and with good care.
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Kerry Kilmer Am very excited about my new Satsuma Orange tree. I live on the Oregon coast and a frost tolerant citrus tree is the only way to get fresh oranges.
I placed the tiny tree in my small greenhouse upon arrival - steady 50 degrees ~ and gave it a good drink prior. We are still in winter conditions here. Within a few days the leaves yellowed and began dropping. The stem looks healthy and I think new leaves will emerge eventually. Would this be a normal response following a long shipping spell? Dryness? Temp change?
