A clementine citrus tree that bears juicy little oranges is one of the sweeter things in life, and fairly easy to grow.

(Algerian) Clementine tangerines are glossy, bright orange fruit like those shown here that are sweet and juicy, easy to peel and seedless. The tree is small to medium-size with white blooms in ...

From November to January or February, the most popular of the mandarin oranges is the clementine (with the Murcott variety of mandarin orange appearing later in the season).

Poor Clementine. The darling may be lost and gone forever but her banjo-plucking eulogist doesn’t sound dreadful sorry. Listen, this bit of Americana twangs, you can stub your toe, fall into … ...

What’s the difference between a tangerine and a clementine? And how about mandarin oranges, the clementine-sized, tangerine-flavored, orange-colored segments in a can? Mandarin refers to a wh… ...

I live in Ormond Beach on the beachside, closer to the river than the ocean. Last summer, I purchased a Meyer lemon tree and a clementine orange tree from a local vendor. They seemed to do well ...

Mandarin growers have been trying to keep their orchards away from orange groves, creating buffer zones. When you find a seed in a Satsuma or Clementine, then you know that fruit came from a tree ...

It was not a mandarin or an orange tree: its redder fruit mandarins were delicious in flavor, and most had no glitches. This is what Brother Clement told the young Arab who had tasted it.

Clementines are one of the most popular citrus fruits at the grocery store, but can you actually grow one from seed and plant it in your garden?