Citrus

Common Name: Tangelo Tangelos thrive in subtropical to tropical climates. They prefer well-draining soil and full sun exposure. Tangelos are usually ready for harvest in the winter months. Harvesting time can vary based on the specific variety and local climate. Provide regular watering, especially during dry periods. Fertilize with a balanced citrus fertilizer according to recommended guidelines.

Common Name: Orange Valencia has a medium, thin-skinned fruit with few or no seeds. A popular, fast growing and hardy tree. Fruit is sweet, juicy and heavy croppers. Great for juicing and eating. Skin is often orange with a tinge of green to it when ripe. Valencia oranges are generally available year-round as the trees

Common Name: Orange Lane’s Late Navel is very similar to the ‘Washington Navel’, however the fruit ripens a few months later in late winter to early spring. It produces large fruit with juicy, sweet, seedless flesh. Easy to peel and segment. Dwarf varieties available also.

Common Name: Mandarin Citrus reticulata is a species of citrus commonly known as mandarin or mandarin orange. This species includes a variety of mandarin cultivars and hybrids, each with its own unique characteristics. Mandarin trees thrive in subtropical to tropical climates but are also grown in some temperate regions. They prefer well-draining soil and full sun

Common Name: Orange Lane’s Late Navel is very similar to the ‘Washington Navel’, however the fruit ripens a few months later in late winter to early spring. It produces large fruit with juicy, sweet, seedless flesh. Easy to peel and segment. Dwarf varieties available also.