Orange — Navel
Citrus sinensis
Tree
Orange, Navel is a non-native tree with moderate water needs. It is valued for evergreen citrus tree grown for fragrant spring bloom and sweet seedless navel-type orange fruit. Research supports USDA zones 9–11. It is Toxic to dogs, cats, and horses under the cited animal-safety source.
Key Facts
SUN
Water REQUIREMENT
Moderate
Mature Size
15–20 ft tall × 15–20 ft wide
growth
foliage
Evergreen
maintenance
Florida native
Not Florida Native
Where It Works
Edible Landscape
Specimen
Wildlife
Florida-Friendly
Florida-Friendly & Wildlife
Tree; Moderate water; Orange; toxic to dogs/cats/horses.
Pets & Horses
Safety information has not yet been verified for this plant.
dogs
Toxic
cats
Toxic
horses
Toxic
ASPCA lists orange plant material as toxic to dogs, cats, and horses; this does not imply that normal human consumption of peeled fruit is unsafe.
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