ORANGE CALAMONDIN ORANGE TREE-Citrus mitis Zone 8b

• GROWN MORE FOR LANDSCAPE ORNAMENTAL THAN FRUIT ALTHOUGH FRUIT EDIBLE-small at 1 1/2 inches in circumference very acid
• My wife is Filapino and she makes a really good citrussy drink from this fruit!!
• Interesting and beautiful Patio/container plant or hedge to 15 feet at maturity
• Moderately drought tolerant
• Peel is this and smooth and peels eaisly
• Full sun to partial shade
• Can flower year-round most fruit set is in spring
• Fruiting in fall/winter
• Zone 8b will freeze, carry inside in winter

LEMON FROST TREE-Citrus riticulata Zone 9

• Cross between cold hardy Tangerine and a Lemon
• Will freeze, must be inside in winter
• Fragrant creamy white blooms in spring
• Edible round yellow fruit with tart lemon flavor flesh
• 6-9 feet at maturity in between standard and dwarf
  
• Full sun
• Zone 9

GRAPEFRUIT RIO RED GRAPEFRUIT- Citrus paradisi Zone 8b

• Full sun
• 4' to 7' tall at maturity
• Self-fertile
• Bears fruit March – September. Fruits ripen on the tree from late fall into winter.
• Large, yellow-skinned fruits with deep red flesh, and delicious sweet flavor.
  
• Must be taken in for the winter or covered; will freeze until older
• Potent antioxidant
• Zone 8b-11

• · The bartender's lime with the added bonus of having no thorns

• · Mature fruit is small, green to yellow green ripening in July to December

• · Best grown in areas with long summers and frost free winters or greenhouse in winter

• · Full sun

• · 12-15 in height 6-8 width at maturity

• · Blooms early Spring

• Zone 10

OWARI SATSUMA MANDARIN ORANGE- Citrus reticulata SATSUMA MANDARIN 'Owari' ZONE: 8

• Cold hardy...the hardiest Satsuma Orange tree, developed byTexas A & M, for the Houston area and most of East Texas

• Evergreen tree produces excellent fruit

• Fragrant white spring flower most of the year favorite of bees and butterflies
• Fruit ripens in Winter
• Seedless and easy peeling
• 10-12 feet tall at maturity 6 foot in container
• Disease and pest resistant as well as cold tolerant
• Zone 8 in demand because of cold tolerance

BROWN SELECT SATSUMA ORANGE- Citrus unshiu Brown Select SATSUMA ZONE: 8

• · Evergreen tree produces excellent fruit

  · Another one of the cold hardiest of the Satsumas

  · One of the earliest to ripen Satsuma, usually two to three weeks ahead of Owari

  · Can reach normally 7-10 feet, but can reach 12 feet in height or does well in container

  · The Brown Select Satsuma tree originated as a selected seedling of Kimbrough Satsuma tangerine in Louisiana.

  · Delicate white blooms are favorites of bees and butterflies

  · Succulent sweet fruit ripens in late October to December

  · Delicious and healthy and peels easily

  · The fruit is often seedless

  · Self fertile

  · Zone 8a in high demand because of cold tolerance

MIHO SATSUMA MANDARIN ORANGE- Citrus reticulata MIHO Zone: 8

• Cold hardy...the hardiest Satsuma Orange tree, developed byTexas A & M, for the Houston area and most of East Texas to 10 degrees

  · Evergreen tree produces excellent fruit

  · Fragrant white spring flower most of the year favorite of bees and butterflies

  · Fruit ripens in Late Fall and Winter

  · Seedless and easy peeling

  · 10-12 feet tall at maturity 6 foot wide

  · Disease and pest resistant as well as cold tolerant

  · Zone 8 in demand because of cold tolerance

NAVEL ORANGE-Citrus sinesis 'Osbeck' Zone: 8

We grow and sell these in Gal, Full Gal, 3-Gal, 5-Gal, and 7 Gal at various times of the year.

· Cold hardy...to zone 8

• · Evergreen tree produces excellent fruit

  · Fragrant white spring flower most of the year favorite of bees and butterflies

  · Fruit ripens in Late Fall and Winter

  · Mostly Seedless and easy peeling

  · 10-12 feet tall at maturity 12 foot wide

  · Disease and pest resistant as well as cold tolerant

  · Zone 8

RED NAVEL ORANGE– Citrus sinensis Cara Cara ZONE 8b

We grow and sell these in Gal, Full Gal, 3-Gal, 5-Gal, and 7 Gal at various times of the year.



· Cold hardy...to zone 8b

· Evergreen tree produces excellent fruit

· Fragrant white spring flower most of the year favorite of bees and butterflies

· Self-Fertile

· Pink Navel Oranges Fruit ripens in November to February

· Most popular over all varieties of oranges

· 4-9 feet tall at maturity

· Disease and pest resistant as well as cold tolerant

· Zone 8b

HAMLIN SWEET ORANGE-Citrus sinensis Hamlin Zone 8

We grow and sell these in Gal, Full Gal, 3-Gal, 5-Gal, and 7 Gal at various times of the year.

· Most widely grown sweet orange in Florida


· Among the most cold tolerant of the larger oranges

· Probably originated in China, India, and Asia

· Highly attractive to honey bees because of sweet blossoms

· Hamlin is an old cultivar from as early as 1879

· Fruit ripens early in Winter

· Likes plenty of fertilizer, 20-40' tall 12-20 wide


· The whole orange tree is usable: Culinarily and medicinally, the wood is used for furniture, the pulp for animal feed, the oil is extracted for cleaning, as a pesticide, and from soap to perfume, tasty food, and to attract the Giant Swallowtail Butterfly for larval food.

· Zone 8