Hardy Orange Tree 'Flying Dragon' "climbing hydrangea" Watering: Let your surrounding soil

Watering: Let your surrounding soil dry to the touch down to about 2 inches

branches or flowers

They are tolerant to most any combination of soil textures

Pick them— and share them— just when you want them

then people cut them in half and eat the flesh with a spoon

Hardy Orange Tree 'Flying Dragon' "climbing hydrangea" Watering: Let your surrounding soilUnique, Cold Hardy Orange Grows Anywhere Why Hardy Orange Trees? The Hardy Orange Tree, also known as the Flying Dragon Trifoliate Orange Tree, is one of the most unique fruit varieties available. Its twisted stems are contorted in different directions with curved, claw like thorns, giving the illusion of dragons in flight. Plus, the Flying Dragon is simple to grow. Despite its rarity and exotic looks, the Hardy Orange does well in containers, even