A very SPECIAL Citrus Tree! Flying Dragon Orange

The Flying Dragon Hardy Orange has many uses and is hardy to -10°.
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[@moonlightsonata1065]

It helps growth to add Epsom salt to the soil

[@GardensAllSite]

Excellent point! We've applied a liquid mix (1 TBS/gal) that helps our flowers bloom. Great idea to boost with the magnesium. Thanks!

[@chaselex]

I found these in a wild area near me in south east Florida zone 10 B. I took a couple of the seedlings out of the ground and I planted them in my backyard. Is that a good idea? I heard they were invasive. I would just use them for marinades and sauces and cooking.

[@tehpunxunite8386]

They're invasive because they spread through their droppings and seeds quickly grow new plants but if you just manage their area or keep in containers you'll be fine.

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

These make EXCELLENT security hedges, so if you have a perimeter on your property that you want to secure Flying Dragon is the way to go

[@chaselex]

@@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr I wonder if you can make it into a 5 foot privacy hedge

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

@@chaselex I don't see why you couldn't, only drawback would be during the winter month's if you're below zone 8 due to leaf drop

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

@@chaselex Hi Chaselex, It just dawned on me that another option for you in a privacy hedge that grows fruit that needs ZERO maintenance is Prickly Pear Cactus. The fruit is MUCH tastier than the Flying Dragon PLUS it can handle the same zones but the bonus is that it propagates EASILY just using a chop and drop or the seeds from the fruit. Just make sure to give it a fast draining soil like a cactus mix or just amend your soil with coarse sand which is cheap and easy to find.

[@tengja4]

What region (country) is it? Can you send me 10 fruits? This is Korea. If you send it to me, I will tell you the address and send you the money.