The Minneola Tangelo is a cross between a Duncan grapefruit and a Dancy Mandarin. It is also known as Honeybell for its sweet, honey-like flavor and bell-like shape. The fruits are easy to peel and seedless. Minneola needs another tree for pollination. Suitable pollinators include most mandarin trees except Satsuma, Orlando, and Seminole.
 
Taste: The flesh is juicy, with a touch of grapefruit tartness; the floral acidity is mixed with the honeyed flavor of tangerines.
Tree size: 10 - 15 ft tall
Fruit size: Large 
Seeds per fruit: Low seed or seedless
Season: December - March
Zones: 8 - 11