Florida Climate Makes Our Grapefruit Sweet
Diane Lyons
Grapefruit have a reputation for having a mouth-puckering tang, but Florida grapefruit are surprisingly sweet and delicious. Why? It’s the climate here in Florida. Hot days and warm nights boost the natural sugar production in Florida citrus fruit. Grapefruit grown in Florida’s warm, subtropical climate have a high sugar content...
Customers Rate Florida Orange Citrus Fruit No. 1
Diane Lyons
You can buy oranges and grapefruit at your local grocery store. On the internet you’ll find dozens of companies that offer citrus fruit by mail. You may be asking yourself, “Isn’t one orange just like another? Why should I buy from FloridaOrange.com?” In a single word, the answer is quality....
Florida Grapefruit Fuels New Year's Diet Resolutions
Diane Lyons
The holidays are coming to a close, and it will soon be time to pay the piper for a month of dining excess and sugary splurges. With New Year’s right around the corner, it’s time to put holiday indulgences behind us and work on losing the extra pounds we’ve packed...
Get Ready! Florida HoneyBell Season Is Nearly Here!
Diane Lyons
Florida HoneyBells are an exceptionally sweet and juicy. Their only disadvantage is their extremely short harvest period. Only available for a few weeks in January, demand is always high for this super sweet but oddly shaped Florida citrus fruit. A delicious cross between a Dancy Tangerine and Duncan Grapefruit, tangelos...