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Have our citrus
delivered to your doorstep or ship to someone as a gift!
Home and Gift
Shipping has closed for the 2007/2008 season. We will open
the 2008/2009 season in November 2008. Thank you so much
for ordering and using our website!
We
cannot ship to: Alaska,
Arizona, California, Canada, Hawaii, Louisiana
and Texas in 2007/2008
All checks and/or money orders must be received before
shipment.
Send to:
Barbara Fowler,
Gift Shipping,
H & S Citrus,
P. O. Box 1870,
Ft. Pierce, FL 34954
Our LOW Prices Includes SHIPPING and HANDLING
Add $5.00 extra shipping to the states of: New
Mexico/Colorado/Wyoming/Montana/Idaho/
Utah/Arizona/Nevada/Oregon/Washington
(November-January) (Seedless)
Large and seedless - Big beautiful navels kick off the orange season with an explosion of
sweet juicy flavor.
$32.00 (28-36 Navels)
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(Honeybells) (January) (Some
have Seeds)
Nicknamed "Honeybell" - this inspired hybrid cross between a tangerine and
grapefruit is sweet and juicy with a unique tangy taste all its own.
$35.00
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(February and March)
(Has Seeds)
Rich deep color and a taste to match, the easy to peel Temples are a favorite with citrus
connoisseurs.
$31.00
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The sweetest tangerine
available with a juicy and distinctively rich flavor. Thin, easy to peel skins, small to
medium size. Just one may not be enough.
$33.00
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(April) (Seedless)
"King" of the juice orange and the most important for flavor to the juice
industry. The Valencia is not a peeling orange (tough skin and membranes). Best uses are
for juice and salads. "Fresh Squeezed" it is a palate pleaser anytime.
$31.00
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(November-April) (Seedless)
The refreshing sweet taste of this all-season citrus is matched only by the vitamins
tucked away under its rosy skin. As healthy as it is delicious - a wonder for the
waistline.
$32.00 (15-20 Grapefruit)
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Our low prices include
shipping, add $5.00, etc |
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For Phone Orders or Questions please
contact
Phone toll free 1-800-327-1556
Local 772-464-7507
Fax 772-461-2523
Email
homegift@hscitrus.com |
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* Fruit is considered seedless if it has approximately 6-8 seeds.
As our mild, tropical nights
in Florida get cooler and the temperature drops, our fruit releases chlorophyll from its
skin and develops a deep yellow-orange color. To keep our fruit as natural as possible, we
do not add color.
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