What oranges are grown in Florida?

Answer 1

Florida produces about 74 percent of all the Oranges consumed in the US every year. They are proud of it and the Official State Flower is the Orange Blossom, the State Fruit is the Orange and the State Beverage is Orange Juice.

Answer 2

Florida has good, hot weather and a lot of rain which makes the conditions ideal for growing a lot of vegetation. The fruit that grows well in Florida includes, Oriental Persimmons, common Pears, apricots, peaches, plum, nectarine, kiwi, banana, and oranges.

Answer 3

Florida grows several types of oranges: Navel, Hamlin, Pineapple, Ambersweet and Valencia. Oranges make 9 billion dollars a year. The fresh orange season typically runs from October through June.

Answer 4

In 2008,68.5 million tons of oranges were grown worldwide, primary in Brazil and the U.S. States, California, and Florida

Answer 5

oranges require lots of sunlight and warmth, so yes they are grown in Florida, but not just Florida.

Answer 6

No they are also grown in hot countries like Spain

Answer 7

Homosassa, Midsweet, Parson Brown and Rhode Red oranges are grown in Florida.