Botanical name – Citrus sinensis ‘Dwarf Lanes Late Navel’

Common name – Dwarf Lanes Late Navel Orange

Description – First discovered in NSW in 1954, the Lanes Late navel orange has understandably become quite a popular late season option in Australia. In terms of appearance and quality, it’d be almost identical to the Washington Navel, with the main difference being the fact that its fruit ripens a little later in the season. As a dwarf, the tree is a reasonably good grower, getting anywhere from 1.5 – 2m tall. At this size, it would be right at home either in the ground or in a pot where it’ll stay even smaller.

The fruit itself is of very good quality, being large, very sweet and juicy, with no seeds. At maturity, this orange tree is a reliable producer when planted in ideal conditions. If you have room in your yard, and an interest in having oranges for a good portion of the year, a Lanes Late would be great planted alongside a Navelina and Washington Navel which ripen earlier.

Flower Colour – White

Flower Period – Autumn

Fruiting – August to October

Location – Grows best in fertile soil in full sun.

Care – Maintain regular watering during establishment and through the warmer growing season. Drought tolerant once established. Watch for pest and treat at the first sign of damage.

Mature height – 2m H x 1.5m W

Sizes/Plant height approximate (above pot);
200mm – 40cm


**All plant stock and sizes are approximates and subject to grower availability as per the time of year**

Plant Key 
Some quick facts about this plant:

	Full Sun
	Part Shade
	Low Watering
	Ideal for Pots
	Flowering
	Fruiting
	Wild Life Attracting
	1.5m Wide
	2m High