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Pineapple Orange (Citrus sinensis L. Osbeck)
Pineapple Orange (Citrus sinensis L. Osbeck)
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Common Names: Pineapple Orange
Family: Rutaceae
Origin: USA, Florida
The Pineapple Orange (Citrus sinensis L. Osbeck) is a distinct and flavorful variety of sweet orange, known for its unique flavor profile that combines the classic sweetness of an orange with subtle tropical notes reminiscent of pineapple. This variety has been a favorite in Florida citrus groves for decades, valued for its juicy flesh, bright color, and exceptional taste.
The Pineapple Orange is the oldest cultivated citrus variety in Florida, originating from seedlings planted around 1860. Highly productive and cold hardy to 26 degrees, this thornless variety matures mid-season with a rich, sweet flavored fruit. The Pineapple Orange is a versatile fruit that’s perfect for fresh eating, juicing, and adding a burst of tropical flavor to your favorite recipes.
Distinctive Features and Uses
Fruits: Pineapple Oranges are medium to large in size, with a smooth, thin, bright orange skin that is easy to peel. The flesh inside is rich orange, juicy, and sweet, with a distinctive hint of pineapple flavor that sets it apart from other oranges. The fruit is mostly seedless and is perfect for fresh eating, juicing, or using in fruit salads and desserts. The Pineapple Orange’s unique flavor makes it a delightful addition to a variety of dishes, from breakfast to dinner.
Leaves: The tree features dark green, glossy leaves that remain evergreen throughout the year, adding a lush, vibrant appearance to the garden or landscape. The foliage is aromatic, releasing a fresh citrus scent when crushed.
Growth Habit: Pineapple Orange trees are vigorous growers, typically reaching 12-15 feet in height, though they can be pruned to maintain a smaller size. They are highly productive, often yielding an abundant harvest from late fall through winter.
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
SHIPPING:
Products marked with free shipping will be free shipping at checkout. Otherwise, bulk per cubic yard delivery fee per truck is the same amount whether the truck is at minimum or maximum capacity. You may want to know the following guidelines:
- One small truckload full capacity: 9yd soil, 9yd compost, 10yd mulch, 5yd fill, 7yd contractor mix.
- One large truckload maximum capacity: 20yd soil, 20yd compost, 20yd mulch, 18yd fill, 20yd contractor mix.
The best value is always a maximum truckload for your particular product.
We can mix loads in the small truck to bring two products at once with 8 to 9 cu yd maximum, depending on the products needed. You must contact us to request a quote in this circumstance.
If you order online we will contact you shortly after purchase to schedule your delivery day and time frame. We often can do same day deliveries with a small truck quantities, call 727-645-5289 or message us here to find out.
The small truck delivery is generally 1 to 3 work days notice M-S and the big truck delivery is generally 2 to 6 work days notice M-F. If you have a specific day and time in mind then it's best to make your purchase A.S.A.P in order
to help ensure the day and time you need is available.
The delivery fee is calculated during checkout based on product type (weight),
product quantity, size of truck(s) and number of truckloads needed.
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RETURNS:
There are no returns once the product is delivered. Most of our bulk garden supplies weigh 800 to 1600 lbs per cubic yard and require heavy trucks and equipment to move in bulk.
REFUNDS:
A refund can be processed if you cancel an order at least 2 hours before the start of your scheduled delivery day and time frame. There's no refund within 2 hours of your scheduled delivery day and time frame.
Dimensions
Dimensions
3'x3'x3' per cubic yard
27 cubic feet per cubic yard
