Not many acres of Pineapple exist. Jaffa and Joppa are mid-season, seedless oranges that are commonly confused with each other and the Shamouti or Palestine Jaffa from which they apparently originated. Generally, Joppa has a smaller fruit that is also rounder than that of Jaffa, with somewhat richer color and flavor. Jaffa reportedly does not store well on-tree and tends to alternate bearing. Occasional blood orange flecking has been noted in a couple of smaller plantings in some seasons, although such flecking is not reported in the literature for either variety.
Acreage is very limited.
Navels normally mature in October and are shipped through January. Most produce comparatively low yields. The primary use is for gift pack and fresh market. N33E is a local navel selection that accounts for the majority of the estimated 2800 acres of navels in Texas. It is characterized as a large fruit with a prominent navel.