Washington orange

Description

Washington Orange has dark green leaves and small thorns on its stems. Its flowering is abundant in spring, with a beautiful contrast between white and green leaves. Flowers are very perfumed and produce fruits that, once ripe, are very big and have a dark orange colour.
The main characteristic of Washington Orange’s fruits is having another underneath small orange. They have a very sweet clear and seedless pulp. It has an early ripening, starting from the last days of November. In a safe environment, the Navel Washington Orange resists to temperatures up to -10°/-12°.