Orange (and other citrus) seeds germinate readily. Clean off pulp, plant ½ inch deep in moist potting soil, keep warm (70–80°F) and moist but not soggy. Sprouts appear in 10–14 days.
You may get fruit in several years, but the fragrant blossoms are a reward in themselves.
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