I believe that it takes about two or three years, but not sure.
14 years
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An orange is really only alive while it is on the tree and growing. Once it comes off the tree, in the same year it began, it is no longer said to be living. An orange tree can live as long as 100 years, and will produce fruit for much of that time.
A Sakura cherry tree will begin to blossom and produce fruit approximately three or four years after the seed is planted. Full maturity is reached in seven or eight years.
a carrot u bum! Jon or squash, pumpkins, and peppers ;)
It will take a few weeks for an orange to ripen on the tree. This is because it needs weeks to grow.
peaplants dont produce fruits they produce vegtables
Because it is orange. NOT! the fruit came before the colorContrary to what most of us think, this fruit was not named for its color. Instead, the word orange comes from a transliteration of the sanskrit naranga. Which comes from the Tamil naru. Which means "fragrant."
12 years
A hazelnut tree will produce nuts about four to five years after it has been planted. However, these nuts may be small in size or few in number. It can take another two to three years for the tree to become heavy producer.
Here in Kansas we have a alien tree species called hedge apple or osage orange. The fruit is about the size of a grapefruit with a rough pebbly surface that stays green. It is NOT edible even though it is related to oranges and is in fact a kind of citrus. I have also heard it called trifoliate orange. When young the seedlings have 3" long, sharp thorns that makes it useful for planted hedges that will restrict livestock and trespassers.
it takes 2 or 3years depending on temp an the right planting
It's a long-day plant, since it is planted when the days are growing longer. It is technically day-length neutral, since it will produce seed regardless of when it's planted, if the conditions are right.
The fruit that is given to children on the Canadian Prairies is the orange. It is considered a blessing for a healthy and long life.