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Minneola Tangelo Tree
Citrus x tangelo
$279.95
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Minneola Tangelo is a cross between a pomelo and a tangerine. The smooth red-orange skinned fruit is round with a pronounced neck. The orange flesh is aromatic and juicy with some tartness from its grapefruit lineage. Harvest in late spring for desirable tangerine flavor. Must be cross-pollinated with Dancy or Clementine. Protect from cold temperatures below 32F.
The mature height and fruit production of your citrus tree will depend on several environmental factors such as climate, light, soil type, texture, fertility and moisture, and pruning practices. Your citrus tree can easily be maintained at a smaller size with annual pruning.
How big does a Minneola Tangelo Tree grow?
The Minneola Tangelo Tree typically grows 12–20 feet tall and wide in the ground. When planted in containers, it stays smaller and can be pruned to maintain a compact shape.
When does the Minneola Tangelo Tree produce fruit?
Minneola Tangelos ripen in winter through early spring. The fruit is large, bright orange, and slightly bell-shaped, with sweet-tart flavor and few seeds.
Is the Minneola Tangelo Tree self-pollinating?
The Minneola Tangelo Tree benefits from cross-pollination with another citrus variety, such as a Dancy Tangerine or Clementine Mandarin, for the best fruit production.
How much sunlight does it need?
The Minneola Tangelo Tree thrives in full sun, requiring at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily for strong growth and flavorful fruit.
Fruit Type
Tangelo, Tangerine, Citrus
Seasonality
Mature height
6-15 ft.
Mature Width
10-15 ft.
Sun exposure
Watering
Moderate
Grows Well in Zones
Flowering Season
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