Growing Trovita Sweet Oranges Outdoors in South Coastal British Columbia

This video reports on recent successes growing Trovita sweet oranges as in-ground plantings outside in the Pacific Northwest. The growing system is identical to that already described for growing lemons and limes (see link below). A hot, full-sun south-facing wall with a glass overhang was found to provide a favourable environment to consistently produce an abundant harvest of high quality fruits. In this outdoor environment, the oranges require a significantly longer period to develop adequate sugar content and typically ripen between August and May about 18-24 months after bloom.

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Featuring Bob Duncan of Fruit Trees and More Nursery & Demonstration Orchard in Sidney (North Saanich) BC, Canada. Created by Allison Gratz. Music by Steppin' In It. Filmed April, 2020.