Cara Cara Navel Orange, standard summer Dark green foliage is narrowly

Dark green foliage is narrowly elliptic and silvery underneath

This plant is commonly used as a hedge

- Prefers bright indirect light- turn plant every week to expose all sides to light

plant that grows up to three feet wide and high

The name Pisa comes from the leaning Tower of Pisa and alludes to this plant's habit of leaning in the wind

Cara Cara Navel Orange, standard summer Dark green foliage is narrowlyCara Cara Navel Orange A cross between Washington Navel and Brazilian Bahia Navel. These oranges have pink flesh and a sweet flavor. They are similar to grapefruits but are low in acid so they are not sour. Cara Cara Navel trees can reach up to 12 feet tall and wide. White flowers bloom in the spring. We recommend applying LGM Cedar Bark a foot wide to prevent weeds and retain moisture. The cedar bark will help insulate the roots and prevents root