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Fundraisers FRUIT |
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February, we sell fresh citrus fruit from Florida.
Students take orders from friends, neighbors and family
for monthly deliveries of fresh fruit. FOR INFO:
ahscitrus@verizon.net.
Order Form Student Explanation Letter Overview Schedule Fruit Letter Revised Feb. Order Form Here is the 2008 - 2009 schedule: Please note, Navel Oranges WILL be available in February.
Variety Description Navel Oranges large to extra large, round to oval, deep yellow to orange, pebbly medium thick peel, usually seedless, peeled and sectioned easily, best "hand eating” November thru January, maybe February Ruby Red Grapefruit medium to large, usually flattened at each end, smooth yellow peel with pink to red blush areas, segments have characteristic pink to reddish tinge, mild delicious flavor, lots of juice and very few seeds November thru February Tangerines small with flat ends, yellow orange to deep orange peel that may be tinged with green, easy to peel, segments are a rich red, some seeds, fragrant, deliciously sweet, full of juice December (sunburst)& February (honey) Temple Oranges medium, oval, deep orange, sometimes pebbly peel, seeded, peels and sections easily, rich flavor, generally regarded as Florida’s finest eating orange February Honeybell Tangelos medium to large, round to oval, light to deep orange, peel usually pebbly and medium thickness, some seeds, tangerine-grapefruit hybrid, peels easily, very juicy January Only Pecan Halves seal tightly and freeze up to 2 years November |
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