satsuma mandarin tree for sale

Name: The Plant Company
Address: 284 Meeanee Road, Meeanee, Napier, 4112, New Zealand
Telephone: 0800 843 752
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Looking for a satsuma mandarin tree for sale? Discover the unbeatable sweetness, easy peeling, and reliable harvests of the Satsuma Mandarin, a favourite citrus tree among Kiwi gardeners. Ideal for New Zealand’s climate, the Satsuma is known for its compact size, cold tolerance, and delicious fruit—perfect for home orchards, patio planters, or sheltered garden beds. Whether you’re seeking a productive fruit tree for your family, a fragrant addition to your garden, or simply love the fresh burst of homegrown mandarins, the Satsuma Mandarin makes an excellent choice.

Mandarin 'Satsuma'

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Mandarin ‘Satsuma’ is one of New Zealand’s favourite early-season mandarins, producing sweet, juicy, seedless fruit with a delicate flavour and easy-to-peel skin. Harvested from early to mid-autumn, this reliable variety thrives in home gardens and is perfect for fresh eating and lunchboxes. The compact, evergreen tree offers both beauty and productivity, with fragrant spring blossom and an abundant crop each year. ‘Satsuma’ is a must-have citrus for those wanting exceptional flavour and hassle-free peeling.

Buy Mandarin 'Satsuma'

From $49.88

Suited to regions:
Subtropical, Temperate
Plant type:
Citrus
Height:
2.00 m
Spread:
2.00 m
Flowering time:
Summer
Tolerances:
Hardy
Garden uses:
Containers, Living areas, Parks, Pool areas, Specimen
Garden styles:
Backyard, City & Courtyard, Frontyard, Japanese, Modern

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Why Grow Satsuma Mandarin?

The Satsuma Mandarin stands out for its early ripening, juicy segments, and thin skin that easily peels, making it a popular snack for all ages. Unlike some citrus, the Satsuma is seedless and packed with vitamin C, perfect for lunchboxes or freshly squeezed juice. Its unique cold hardiness means you can confidently grow it successfully in many parts of New Zealand, even where frosts are a concern. Satsuma Mandarin trees produce abundant fruit, mature between June and August, and settle in well for both pot and ground planting.

Growing Tips for Satsuma Mandarin Trees

Plant your Satsuma Mandarin in a sunny, sheltered spot with well-draining soil. Citrus trees appreciate consistent moisture but don’t like soggy roots; mulching and careful watering will encourage strong growth. Feed your tree with a citrus-specific fertiliser during spring and summer for maximum fruit production. In colder regions, container planting makes it easy to move the tree indoors or provide extra frost protection.

Other Mandarin and Citrus Varieties to Try

If you enjoy growing mandarins, explore other delicious varieties such as Mandarin 'Encore', Mandarin 'Kawano', Mandarin 'Okitsu', Mandarin 'Clementine', Mandarin 'Miho', and Mandarin 'Silverhill'. Each has its own flavour profile, harvest season, and climate preferences—perfect for diversifying your home orchard.

If you’d like to add other citrus to your garden, consider productive orange varieties such as Orange 'Newhall', Orange 'Navelina', and Orange 'Moro', as well as the classic Lemon 'Eureka'.

Buy Satsuma Mandarin Trees Online in New Zealand

Our nursery offers healthy, well-rooted Satsuma Mandarin trees for sale, ready to find a place in your garden. Each tree is carefully grown for vigour and fruiting success, backed by expert advice to ensure you enjoy the rewards of homegrown citrus. Browse our citrus range, select your Satsuma Mandarin tree, and get set for years of sweet, juicy fruit. Order today and transform your backyard with a classic New Zealand favourite that delivers flavour, fragrance, and easy enjoyment.

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Whether you need assistance finding the plant you’re looking for or you simply want to know more about who we are and what we do, we invite you to get in touch with us today. A member of The Plant Company team will get back in touch as soon as possible.