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Orange Geiger Tree

Cordia Sebestena

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Overview

The Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia sebestena), a visually striking ornamental, features bold orange blossoms and lush, broad leaves. This evergreen reaches up to 20-30 feet in height and spreads up to 20 feet. It prefers full sun and adapts to various soil types. Ideal for zones 10b-11, it serves as an accent or shade tree and is salt-tolerant, making it suitable for coastal settings. Regular watering promotes optimal growth.

Sun FullWater LowZones 8–11Type ShrubClimate Arid
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — It prefers full sun and adapts to various soil types; this evergreen reaches up to 20-30 feet in height and, image 61

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Low
USDA zones
8–11

Shape & size

Mature height
20–30 Ft.

Classification

Type
Shrub
Family
Boraginaceae
Climate
Arid

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Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — Gracefully sporting a dense; making it a reliable and resilient choice for a fuss-free garden addition, image 96
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — Regular watering promotes optimal growth; making it a reliable and resilient choice for a fuss-free garden, image 92
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — shrub with white blooms; making it suitable for coastal areas
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — making it suitable for coastal areas; allowing it to comfortably fit into residential gardens without, image 74
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — requiring little pruning to maintain its shape and promote healthy growth; making it suitable for coastal areas
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — shrub for full
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — This robust tree is salt-tolerant; this evergreen reaches up to 20-30 feet in height and spreads up to 20 feet
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — The Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia sebestena)
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — botanically known as Cordia sebestena
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — requiring little pruning to maintain its shape and promote healthy growth
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — is a valuable asset to any tropical or subtropical landscape design; allowing it to comfortably fit into residential
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — allowing it to comfortably fit into residential gardens without overwhelming the space; making it suitable, image 95
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — This evergreen reaches up to 20-30 feet in height and spreads up to 20 feet
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — is a valuable asset to any tropical or subtropical landscape design; allowing it to comfortably fit into, image 94
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — It does not have significant pest or disease issues; making it a reliable and resilient choice for a, image 80
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — peaking in the warm summer months
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — shrub for full; making it a reliable and resilient choice for a fuss-free garden addition, image 84
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — which bloom throughout the year
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — it serves as an accent or shade tree and is salt-tolerant; allowing it to comfortably fit into residential, image 62
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — the Orange Geiger Tree is relatively low-maintenance; allowing it to comfortably fit into residential, image 106
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — Each blossom measures approximately 2 inches across and contributes a stunning visual appeal
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — it thrives in the USDA hardiness zones 10 to 12; making it a reliable and resilient choice for a fuss-free garden
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — features bold orange blossoms and lush; making it suitable for coastal areas, image 59
Orange Geiger Tree (Cordia Sebestena) — and can withstand brief spells of drought once established; making it suitable for coastal areas, image 103
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