The Minneola Tangelo Trees produce large, juicy, sugary-sweet, easy to peel, seedless bell-shaped fruits that are called ?Ç£Honeybells?Ç¥. If grown in other regions of the US, it can be planted in a container and brought indoors during winter. For the tree to reach its optimal size, it is best grown in USDA growing zones 8-11. The white flowers appear in spring making it a wonderful container subject or an accent tree.
This fruit tree has a rounded growth habit, shiny dark-green pointed leaves, and fragrant blooms. This tangelo tree grows bushy and small, about 8?ÇÖ to 12?ÇÖ in height, when planted in the ground and smaller when grown in a pot.
One of the most popular tangelo trees released is the fabulous Minneola Tangelo Tree, which was released by the USDA Horticultural Research Station in Orland in 1931. It is also more cold hardy than a grapefruit tree but less so when compared to a tangerine tree. Because of its lineage, this citrus tree can grow to the size of the standard orange tree. They are in an entirely different class of their own and are neither pomelo (Citrus paradisi) nor tangerine (Citrus reticulata) but a natural cross of the tart Duncan grapefruit and the sweet Dancy tangerine. Tangelo Trees are amazing evergreen citrus trees from the flowering family Rutaceae. These Trees produce large, juicy, sugary-sweet, easy to peel, seedless bell-shaped fruits that are called Honeybells. This citrus tree has shiny dark-green pointed leaves, and fragrant blooms. The Minneola Tangelo or Honeybell Tree is a natural cross of the tart Duncan grapefruit and the sweet Dancy tangerine. HappyGrow Growing System – Never Re-Pot Your Tree.
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