Where can I buy a bitter orange tree?

At Mediflora, a wholesale nursery in Elche, we stock bitter orange trees (Citrus aurantium) of all sizes. We offer delivery throughout Spain and welcome visits to our premises by appointment.

How much does a bitter orange tree cost?

The price depends on the size: young plants in pots are cheaper, whilst mature, fully-grown specimens are more expensive. Please contact us for a personalised quote.

Can bitter oranges be eaten?

The fruit of the bitter orange tree is not eaten raw due to its taste, but is traditionally used in jams, liqueurs, spirits and cooking. Its main purpose is ornamental.

Is it cold-resistant?

The bitter orange tree can withstand occasional frosts down to -5°C, better than the sweet orange tree. It is well suited to Mediterranean climates and those of eastern Spain.

Do you deliver throughout Spain?

Yes, we arrange specialised transport from our nursery in Elche to any location on the Spanish mainland, the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands.

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Bitter Orange Tree Nursery with Delivery Throughout Spain

Mediflora is a wholesale nursery for bitter orange trees (Citrus aurantium) with over 30 years’ experience. The bitter orange tree is one of the most sought-after ornamental citrus trees due to its beauty, its fragrant blossoms and its decorative, bright orange fruits, which remain on the tree for months.

Located in Elche (Alicante), in the heart of the citrus-growing region of eastern Spain, we offer bitter orange trees of all sizes, from young potted plants to fully grown mature trees, with Delivery throughout Spain. Visit our nursery or request a personalised quote.

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Buy a bitter orange tree: the quintessential ornamental citrus plant

The Bitter Orange (Citrus Aurantium), also known as the bitter orange or Seville orange, is the most commonly used ornamental citrus tree in Mediterranean gardens and as a street tree in historic towns. Its flower, known as orange blossom, is one of the most fragrant trees in the world, and its decorative fruits remain on the tree for much of the year.

Types of bitter orange trees available

Young bitter orange trees in pots: plants ready for transplanting into the garden or for growing in containers.
Mature bitter orange trees: mature trees with a well-developed crown and bearing fruit.
Large bitter orange trees and monumental specimens: for landscaping projects with an immediate impact.
Ornamental potted bitter orange trees: ideal for terraces, patios and small spaces.

Why choose the ornamental bitter orange tree?

Spectacular flowering: The orange blossoms fill the whole garden with their scent in spring.
Decorative fruit: bitter oranges add colour to the tree for months.
Evergreen foliage: the tree keeps its leaves green all year round.
Durable and long-lasting: It copes well with the Mediterranean climate, moderate droughts and light frosts.
Traditional use: an iconic tree found in courtyards, squares and historic streets throughout Andalusia and the Levant.
Culinary uses: its fruits are used to make jams, liqueurs and traditional spirits.

Uses of the bitter orange tree in landscaping

The bitter orange is used in Mediterranean private gardens, Andalusian courtyards, historic urban planning (streets, squares, promenades), charming hotels y farmhouses and country cottages. Its decorative nature also makes it a popular gift for special occasions.

Basic care for bitter orange trees

The bitter orange tree is one of the most rewarding citrus trees. It prefers sunny spot, well-drained soil and regular watering in summer. It tolerates occasional frosts and chalky soil better than other citrus fruits. A light annual pruning and spring fertilisation are sufficient to keep it healthy and productive for decades.