Barnfield Navel Orange Grafted Healthy Fruit Plant

Origin: A limb sport mutation of the Washington Navel, discovered in the Barnfield orchard in New South Wales, Australia.

Appearance: Produces large, high-quality fruit with a deep orange-red rind and a characteristic small "navel" at the blossom end.

Flavor Profile: Renowned for its exceptionally sweet flavor and low acidity, often reaching higher Brix (sugar) levels than other early-season varieties.

Harvest Window: Classified as an early-to-mid season variety, typically ripening and ready for harvest between late autumn and early winter.

Texture: The flesh is seedless, firm, and juicy, making it a premium choice for both fresh eating and high-quality juice production.