Orange Trees for Sale in Vista, California
Our Orange (Citrus sinensis) trees are grown onsite at California Tropical Fruit Trees in Vista, CA, where sunny days and coastal breezes help produce vibrant, flavorful citrus. Orange trees are exceptionally well suited to Southern California’s mild-winter, warm-summer climate, thriving in communities such as Vista, Carlsbad, Oceanside, Fallbrook, Escondido, Temecula, Murrieta, Riverside, and Orange County.
Known for their fragrant blossoms, glossy evergreen foliage, and abundant sweet fruit, orange trees bring year-round beauty and dependable harvests to backyard orchards, patio containers, family gardens, and edible landscapes. With proper sunlight and regular watering, these citrus trees perform consistently and can produce impressive crops for many years.
Our orange trees are mature and container-grown, allowing for quick establishment whether planted in the ground or kept in large decorative pots.
Local Pick-Up Only in Vista, CA. Visit our nursery to explore our orange tree varieties and choose a tree already acclimated to Southern California’s growing environment.
Moro Blood - Limited Supply
Torrocco Blood - Limited Supply
Sanguinelli Blood - Limited Supply
Well-known for the rich red hue of its flesh, the Moro Blood Orange is general smaller than other varieties. The most colorful of the blood oranges, the Moro, also has a distinct sweet flavor with a hint of raspberry, as well as a slight bitterness and a strong aroma. The Torrocco Blood Oranges are the sweetest of all the blood oranges and is nearly seedless while being very juicy! Our Sanguinelli Blood Orange also juicy and nearly seedless with an acidic sweet-tart flavor with hints of cherry.
Cara Cara - Limited Supply
The Cara Cara Orange fruit is medium-sized with a deep orange skin and reddish-pink flesh. Ripening from December through April, the Cara Cara has good Navel Orange flavor with a distinctive cranberry “twist.” Its flesh is also low in acidity and usually seedless.
Valencia - Limited Supply
Valencia Red Smith - Limited Supply
Created by California agronomist William Wolfskill, the Valencia Orange is rumored to have been the inspiration for the naming of Orange County, California, following their growing success in Santa Ana. Valencia Oranges are also the only variety that fruits during the summer months. The Red Smith variety is a stunning red inside, but still sweet and juicy!
Washington Navel - Limited Supply
The widely popular Washington Navel was actually the result of a single mutation occurring in 1820, which caused a second, smaller orange to develop at the base of the original fruit. While undoubtedly serendipitous, the nature of the Washington Navel’s creation makes it sterile, and requiring of grafting onto other Citrus varieties to continue its propagation.
Calamondin - Limited Supply
Predominantly cultivated in the Philippines, the Calamondin is a cross between a citrus, and a kumquat. Generally a small growing tree — heights can reach between 9 and 19 ft, with a thin peel when fully ripe.