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Marathon Mandarin Tree – Sweet, Seedless & Easy to Grow Everglades Farm
  • Marathon Mandarin Tree – Sweet, Seedless & Easy to Grow Everglades Farm
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Marathon Mandarin Tree – Sweet, Seedless & Easy to Grow
$89.95 $139.95

Key Features: It is easy to peel and has a good flavor.
This is a seedless mandarin variety

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Marathon Mandarin Tree – Sweet, Seedless & Easy to Grow

2-3 feet & 3-gal

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Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

19775 Southwest 296th Street
Homestead FL 33030
United States

+13057048828

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🧡 Marathon Mandarin Tree | Live Citrus Tree | Sweet, Seedless Fruit – Ships Now

Bring home the unbeatable flavor of fresh, homegrown citrus with the Marathon Mandarin Tree — a sweet, seedless mandarin variety known for its early ripening and incredible flavor. Whether you're planting in your backyard, on a sunny patio, or in a container, this hardy citrus tree is perfect for gardeners of all levels.

This is a seedless mandarin variety developed by University of Florida scientists
"Marathon" Name Origin: 
The fruit is named for its ability to stay on the tree in good condition for an extended period, allowing growers to harvest it at the best time for quality and price

🍊 Why You'll Love It:

  • Delicious, Seedless Mandarins: Easy to peel and bursting with juicy flavor

  • Early & Heavy Producer: Enjoy fruit sooner, with high yields year after year

  • Cold-Hardy & Disease-Resistant: Thrives in a range of climates with minimal care

  • Compact Size: Great for small yards or container growing

  • Grows Well Indoors or Outdoors: Just give it sunlight and love!
FAQs
Special considerations

If growing indoors, place near a south-facing window or use a grow light
Reduce watering in winter
Protect from frost with covers or bring containers indoors if temps drop below 32°F
Growing and Care Instructions

Feed with a citrus-specific fertilizer every 6–8 weeks from early spring to fall.
Stop fertilizing in winter.

Soil & Potting:
Use loamy, well-draining soil
In containers: choose pots with drainage holes and repot every 2–3 years
Prune lightly in late winter or early spring to shape and remove dead or crossing branches
Avoid heavy pruning during fruiting season
Fertilizing

Use a slow-release granular fertilizer or liquid citrus fertilizer starting in early spring.
Watering

Moderate – allow soil to dry slightly between waterings
Light Requirements

Full Sun
Zone 9-11

USDA Zones 9–11 outdoor
(26°F (-3°C))

Type:

Evergreen fruit tree

Lifespan:

40–50 years (with proper care)

Growth:

Moderate

Max Height:

6–10 ft

Max Width:

4–6 ft