Cara Cara Orange Tree

Cara Cara Orange Tree

2-3 ft.
$85.95
Sale price  $85.95 Regular price 
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Cara Cara Orange Tree live fruit plant
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Fruit plantShips to the continental U.S.

Cara Cara Orange Tree

$85.95
Sale price  $85.95 Regular price 
LightFull sun
Outdoor zoneUSDA 5–10
ShipsUsually 1–2 business days
In stock
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Meet this plant.

Cara Cara Orange: Enjoy Citrus With a Hint of Berry

Slice into a Cara Cara and the surprise is immediate — beneath ordinary orange skin sits flesh the color of a ruby grapefruit, deep pink-red and glistening. A natural mutation of the Washington navel discovered on a Venezuelan estate, this "power orange" pairs that striking color with a flavor unlike any other orange you can buy: sweet and remarkably low in acid, with unmistakable undertones of cranberry, cherry, and blackberry. It's seedless and easy-peel, so the whole experience — from thumbnail to first bite — is effortless.

Why You'll Love the Cara Cara Orange

  • Color you can't find at the store fresh. The rosy-pink flesh comes from natural lycopene, the same pigment in tomatoes and pink grapefruit — a showstopper in salads, on a cheese board, or simply halved at breakfast.
  • Sweet, low-acid flavor with berry notes. Less tart than a Valencia and richer than a common navel, Cara Caras carry cherry-cranberry hints that make them taste almost like a blend of fruits in one.
  • Seedless and easy to peel. The rind slips off cleanly and there are no pips to spit, so it's a genuinely hands-off snacking orange — perfect for kids and lunchboxes.
  • Productive, ornamental evergreen. Glossy dark leaves and fragrant white blossoms make the tree handsome year-round, with heavy crops on an established plant.
  • Container-friendly. Grown on dwarfing rootstock, it thrives in a large pot that can summer outdoors and overwinter indoors where winters turn cold.

Evergreen, fragrant in bloom, and crowned with bright orange fruit hiding that signature pink interior, the Cara Cara brings both spectacle and substance to a patio or sunny room — a homegrown orange that genuinely tastes and looks like nothing you'll find in a grocery bin.

Plan before planting

Fruit tree facts at a glance.

Use hardiness as a first filter, then confirm chill hours, pollination, summer conditions, and local restrictions.

USDA hardiness
Zones 5–10
Arrival height
2-3 ft.
Container growing
Good container candidate with adequate sun, drainage, and pruning
Winter care
Protect young or container-grown plants during severe freezes.
Delivery eligibility
Final delivery eligibility is confirmed at checkout; state agricultural restrictions may apply.

USDA zones describe average annual extreme minimum temperatures, not summer heat, humidity, soil, sunlight, chill accumulation, or every microclimate.

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2

Packed for the trip

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3

Unpack and acclimate

Open the package promptly, inspect the plant, and give it time to adjust before repotting.

Inty Tursun, Manager at Orlando Westside Nursery

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Inty Tursun

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Will my plant look exactly like the photo?

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What should I do when it arrives?

Unpack promptly, inspect the plant, water only when needed, and let it acclimate before making major care changes.