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Flying Dragon Hardy Orange – Hardy to -10F (zone 6b)
$20.00$25.00 (-20%)
The Hardy Orange Tree, also known as the Flying Dragon Trifoliate Orange Tree, is one of the most unique fruit varieties available. Its twisted stems are contorted in different directions with curved, claw-like thorns, giving the illusion of dragons in flight.
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Weight
1 lbs
The Hardy Orange Tree, also known as the Flying Dragon Trifoliate Orange Tree, is one of the most unique fruit varieties available. Its twisted stems are contorted in different directions with curved, claw-like thorns, giving the illusion of dragons in flight. Plus, the Flying Dragon is simple to grow.Despite its rarity and exotic looks, the Hardy Orange does well in containers, even pruned in bonsai fashion. This tree’s design changes from wicked-like in the winter when its large thorns are exposed – to a soft flowering tree in the spring, quickly followed by colorful, fragrant oranges. Although it’s often used as an accent or container tree, this interesting shrub is a perfect option for a hedge – with its long, curved thorns, it’s perfect for creating privacy and deterring intruders, while still adding beauty to the landscape. And it withstands temperatures as low as -10 degrees. The Hardy Orange is a tough tree that does well in both sunny and shady areas. It’s drought-tolerant and barely needs pruning, so it’s a time-saver with virtually no upkeep required, needing only a bit of sun and water to thrive.
Shipping Countries: United States (US)
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Shipping Policy
Note: shipping may be delayed significantly in winter or even canceled if there is a high chance of a plant dying en route.
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My goal is for you to enjoy the plant as much as I do, so don't hesitate to let me know if there are any concerns.
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Order 123550 was never received. I have contacted the seller.
Plant was very small and only had one leaf with any green on it (see attached photo). I’m doing my best to nurse it back to health but it becomes more and more brown with each passing day, so I’m about 95% sure it’s a goner. It was packed well, I just don’t think a plant this small can survive a trip cross-country.
Hello Evan, we’re sorry to hear about the unhappy plant you received. Have you tried reaching out to the vendor to let them know?
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