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Lanelate oranges – the harvest begins

Lanelate oranges – the harvest begins

On 1 March we start harvesting and selling our delicious Lanelate orange.

Ruth PalomeroAs many of you already know, this orange stands out for its delicious taste and for being very juicy.

It is medium-sized, a little smaller than the Navelina oranges, but its skin is harder, which gives it more firmness and a longer shelf life. You can enjoy it from now until mid-April. As for mandarins, we will continue to deliver the same varieties as in recent weeks: Nadorcott as an organic mandarin and Fortune as a conventional one. Both are slightly tart and delicious. Thank you for buying our oranges and mandarins!

Oranges from Orangen frisch nach HauseORANGES

MandarinsMANDARINS

Mixed boxMIXED BOX

Organic orangesORGANIC ORANGES

Organic mandarinsORGANIC MANDARINS

Organic mixed boxORGANIC MIXED BOX

Orangen frisch nach Hause

For years we have been pointing to direct shipping from Ruth Palomero’s plantation in València. There you can order oranges and mandarins directly from the farmer to your home, without any middlemen. It (almost) doesn’t get any fresher or more convenient. We gain nothing financially from orders. We are simply happy to recommend it.

RUTH’S HOMEPAGE (German)

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