With only a few trees in your yard, you can have citrus fruit available all year. If you are not a permanent resident, take into consideration the varieties that are bearing during the months that you will be here and select accordingly. If you would like to take a potted tree up north, we have indicated a few trees better suited for container growing. They originate from southern China, southeastern Asia, and northeastern India. Flesh separates effortlessly from the rind.
Flavor is mildly sweet.
Once established Ambersweet is productive, however, homeowners may have to wait several years as sometimes young trees produce fruit of variable quality. Blood orange Medium to large fruit with few seeds. Very good, unique flavor that hints of fresh berries. Striking red flecks throughout flesh. Hamlin Small, seedless cultivar grown widely throughout Florida for juice.