Miho Satsuma Orange Tree

The Miho Satsuma Tree is a newer variety of Satsuma that has been specially bred to be hardy to 30 degrees Fahrenheit. This means it will grow all through zone 8, as well as in warmer areas, bringing these delicious fruits literally within the reach of millions of gardeners. Even if you live in a colder region, you can grow this small tree in a pot and protect it during the cold weather indoors. That way you can enjoy the pleasure of eating your own delicious, seedless, easy-to-peel Satsuma fruit for Thanksgiving. The fruit is large, of very high quality, and will be enjoyed by everyone in your family, especially your children, who always love Satsumas.

• Heavy crop of large Satsumas for Thanksgiving
• Easily grown outdoors in warm areas
• Perfect smaller size for pot growing anywhere
• Beautiful perfumed spring blossoms
• Hardy to 30 degrees outdoors

Choose a sheltered, sunny spot for your Miho Satsuma Tree, either in the ground or as a location for your potted tree. If you are planting in the ground, choose a spot grow in almost all kinds of soil that is not low-lying or poorly-drained. Your tree will have few serious pests and needs no special pruning or treatment to give you a heavy crop of fruit – 100 pounds or more on a well-established tree.