Miho Satsuma Tree

Miho Satsuma Trees typically grow 8–12 feet tall and 6–10 feet wide, making them suitable for small yards or containers.

This citrus tree has a moderate growth rate, typically growing about 1–2 feet per year.

Plant in a full sun location with well-draining soil to support healthy growth and fruit production.

Most Miho Satsuma Trees begin producing fruit within 1–2 years after planting, depending on tree maturity and growing conditions.

No. Miho Satsuma Trees are self-pollinating, so a single tree can produce fruit.

Fruit is typically ready to harvest in early to mid-fall, often earlier than many other citrus varieties.

Yes. The fruit is usually seedless or contains very few seeds, making it easy to eat.

Yes. This variety grows well in large containers, making it a great option for patios or colder climates.

The tree typically blooms for 1–2 weeks in spring, producing fragrant white flowers.

Miho Satsuma Trees are one of the more cold-hardy citrus varieties and can tolerate temperatures down to about 10–15°F when fully mature and dormant. However, temperatures at or below 15°F may cause damage without protection, especially for younger trees. Cold tolerance is highest when the tree is fully dormant, while sudden early or late freezes during active growth can be more harmful. For best results, protect trees with frost blankets during hard freezes, and consider growing in a container so it can be moved indoors when temperatures drop below 25°F.

We process and ship your order as quickly as possible, typically within 1-3 business days. You will receive a shipping confirmation with tracking information once your item(s) ship.

We have perfected packaging and shipping plants & trees! That is why we DO NOT use any third-party fulfillment like most other online retailers. Your trees go straight from our farm to your door, safely packaged by our team of seasoned professionals. Our process ensures your plants leave our facility and arrive to your door in the best condition possible!

In cases of extreme cold or hot weather, we may temporarily delay shipping to ensure the well-being of your plants. Our primary focus is on delivering healthy and thriving plants to you. Rest assured, we'll make every effort to notify you of any delays promptly.

Please allow additional ship times during inclement weather and sale periods. We do not process or ship orders on the weekend or U.S. Holidays. Simply Trees is not responsible for delays due to carriers, local disruptions, or weather.

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At Simply Trees, we're committed to your satisfaction. If your plants arrive considerably damaged or sustained damage beyond the point of recovery, please contact us within five days at sales@simplytrees.com with clear photos of the entire plant in question for assistance. Our 1 year guarantee covers issues after planting, subject to our terms. We can't cover plants in the wrong climate or with inadequate care, but we're here to help in other situations. For a detailed understanding of our 1 year guarantee and how we ensure a fair process, click here to learn more.

All California orders require a mandatory inspection by the Texas Department of Agriculture (yep, it’s a USDA thing!). These inspections happen about once a week—typically on Tuesdays, though the day can vary. If you place an order just after an inspection, your plant may not ship for several days until the next one. Unfortunately, we’re not able to expedite this part of the process.

Also, due to USDA regulations, we’re unable to ship oak trees, citrus or fruit trees (except olive trees) to California. This rule helps prevent the spread of pests and diseases and applies to nurseries across the country.

Thanks for your patience—we’ll make sure it’s worth the wait.