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(November - December )
A hybrid orange resulting from
a cross between a Clementine x Orlando tangelo hybrid with a seedling
midseason orange. The juice has a very good flavor slightly
resembling that of the Clementine and its deep orange color is far better than
the Hamlin orange which is in season at the same time. Usually has
seeds. This orange can be virtually seedless when
grown in solid grove blocks, but can also be seedy in mixed variety grove
plantings.
(January Only)
Honeybells are Minneola
Tangelos and are a tangerine-grapefruit hybrid. Medium to
very large, round to somewhat bell shaped. Deep orange to
red orange color with smooth to pebbly peel. Few seeds in
this delicious tangelo. You'll have to order early if you
want to enjoy their marvelous flavor because their season is
limited to January only.
 (November - February)
The
most favorite of all our customers! Large to extra large fruit, round to
oval, deep yellow to orange color. Usually seedless. Peels and sections
very easily. Our Best Seller.
  (Mid
January - March)
An excellent juice
or eating orange. A midseason fruit, medium to large size, round
to oval, orange color, pebbly peel. Has seeds. The
Pineapple orange is acclaimed for it juicy sweetness.
 (November
- February)
Red Navels have
a red color inside and are similar to the regular
navel. Usually seedless. Peels and sections
very easily.
**Note: Red Navels are colorful
but "do not" have the flavor as the regular navel***
 (November-April)
Different tangerine varieties
come in season from November - April. All tangerines have many seeds. We
do not guarantee highly perishable tangerines for shipment.
 (March-June)
The last orange of the season. Medium to large size, round to oval shape,
yellow to orange color (sometimes tinged with green) with a smooth thin peel. Usually seedless or with only a few seeds. Valencias have orange colored flesh,
which is loaded with golden juice of tine rich favor and aroma.
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