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The independent growers in the State of Florida have a new citrus fruit called HoneyBells. It is a new fruit hybrid and naturally is in low production in Florida.
(from web site of a grower)
It is only ripe during the month of January, and I got a few last week. They are everything the hype said they are. The Grapefruit used for the cross is a red colored fruit.
http://www.honeybell.com/ is one link.
this link ships to Europe http://www.hollieanna.com/honeybells.php
News outlet story: http://www.nbc-2.com/articles/readar...eid=5459&z=3&p=
These sweet, but tart tasting, fruits are getting a lot of Internet Buzz right now in parts of North America. I only got my first taste of these just last week. Could not help but pass the information on.
If you do a google on "honeybells", you will get lots of links. Plenty of graphics showing baskets of honeybells.
Phil
The independent growers in the State of Florida have a new citrus fruit called HoneyBells. It is a new fruit hybrid and naturally is in low production in Florida.
This limited edition fruit is a treat citrus connoisseurs look forward to every January when the HoneyBell season starts. HoneyBells are a treasured rare hybrid of a Dancy Tangerine and a Duncan Grapefruit, with a unique bell shape. This combination resulted in a sweeter fruit, loaded with juice, featuring an intense unique flavor of their own.
It is only ripe during the month of January, and I got a few last week. They are everything the hype said they are. The Grapefruit used for the cross is a red colored fruit.
http://www.honeybell.com/ is one link.
this link ships to Europe http://www.hollieanna.com/honeybells.php
News outlet story: http://www.nbc-2.com/articles/readar...eid=5459&z=3&p=
These sweet, but tart tasting, fruits are getting a lot of Internet Buzz right now in parts of North America. I only got my first taste of these just last week. Could not help but pass the information on.
If you do a google on "honeybells", you will get lots of links. Plenty of graphics showing baskets of honeybells.
Phil
