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I bought a house back at the end of May 2015 and bought 3 year old citrus trees, a Lemon Meyer and a Seto Satsuma shortly after getting m...Read More
Our Satsuma may be 7-8 years old. This is the first fall we have been able to get fruit. We pulled off maybe a bushel and a half of nic...Read More
The zone 10 restriction listed on this plant is wrong. This plant handles zone 8 like a champ. With no protection mine has lasted six win...Read More
This is definitely my favorite citrus. I have had one (Owari variety) planted in the ground here in Baton Rouge for 16 years - it does te...Read More
If your satsuma has not produced after 3 years in the ground it may be a seedling, satsuma as well as a lot of citrus will come true from...Read More
I have a Satsuma Orange Tree that I planted about 3 years ago. It is about 7 or 8 feet tall and a beautifull green tree; however, it has ...Read More
I am successfully growing Owari Satsumas in the ground in the North Georgia mountains, but I did NOT add my zip code to the "can grow her...Read More
One of the hardiest citrus around, grows wonderfully in the north central valley of California. Fruit can be damaged by frost, but the tr...Read More
I've had one dwarf Satsuma Orange in the ground with drip irrigation in Corpus Christi, Tx. for two years. With irrigation, regular ferti...Read More
I have successfully grown satsuma orange and key lime trees outside year round here in Houston, but I have a comment. I often see people...Read More
In northern Texas, it's best to keep these babies in pots and move them inside in October or November when it starts dropping down to 40F...Read More
Satsuma Orange trees grow extremely well here in Orange Beach, AL (zone 9a).
I love this tree!! It has been one of the easiest citrus trees that I have ever grown. It blooms and produces fruit profusely.
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These are the largest fruit of the Mandarin family. It is super sweet and very juicy. Fruit ripens early in the season. It is more col...Read More
Is this variety different from Satsuma mandarins? Satsuma mandarins grow all over my area of Northcentral Florida, zone 8b, and I've pic...Read More
We have 3 Satsuma Orange trees that produce the most delicious oranges. The trees are now 4 years old and are covered with fruit, which ...Read More