Cal Citrus Packing Co.
111 N. Mt. Vernon Drive
Lindsay, CA 93247
559-562-2536
fax: 559-562-4477

West House
110 N. Mount Vernon Ave, Lindsay, CA 93247
559-562-1747
fax:559-562-1426

East House
460 E. Valencia
Lindsay, CA 93247
559-562-6477
fax: 559-562-6457

North House
425 E. Valencia
Lindsay , CA 93247
559-562-1745

Sales Office
460 E. Valencia
Lindsay, CA 93247
559-562-3600
fax: 559-562-0980

SHIPPING LINE
559-562-4539
NAVELS
This group is distinguished by a small, secondary ovary embedded within the usual ovary, yielding a small fruitlet at the stylar end of the fruit at maturity; a fruit-within-a-fruit. They are generally seedless and make excellent quality fresh fruit, but have poor juicing characteristics and are not processed. ‘Washington' is the major cultivar, but there are dozens, several of which arose as mutations or chance seedlings of ‘Washington'.
 
 
 
VALENCIAS
Valencia oranges-often called summer oranges-are actually available from February through October, with peak supplies in May, June and July. Valencia oranges are small to medium sized, and they may have a few seeds. They are usually thin-skinned.
 
 
 
LATE LANES
is a late maturing bud sport of Washington navel orange. It was discovered in Australia in1950 and is named for the tree's owner. The tree characteristics are very similar to those of Washington navel orange. The fruit is of similar size and shape, but it has a smoother peel and a slightly smaller navel. The fruit matures four to six week later than the Washington navel orange and stores on the tree for several months after reaching maturity before the quality deteriorates.
 
 
SATSUMAS
Botanically, the fruit of tangerines and of all citrus species, is a special berry known as an hesperidium. Fruit is medium to small and shaped like a flattened sphere; sometimes slightly necked; seedless (0 to 6 seeds, if any); has 10 to 12 segments that are loosely separable; tough carpellary membranes and a hollow axis. In areas with cool night temperatures, the flesh is a brilliant reddish orange, tender and melting, with a rich, subacid flavor. Pulp-vesicles are short and broad. Seeds, when present, have light green cotyledons.

Fruit Quality
Satsumas have consistently high quality only in regions with cool winters and hot summers. Fruit grown in humid subtropical areas commonly matures internally and has good eating quality before good peel color develops. Such internally mature but externally green fruit is sometimes marketed as Emerald Green satsuma tangerines

 
 
 
LEMONS

The lemon, Citrus × limon, is a citrus tree, a hybrid of cultivated origin. The fruit are cultivated primarily for their juice, though the pulp and rind (zest) are also used, primarily in cooking or mixing. Lemon juice is about 5% citric acid, which gives lemons a sour taste.

This is a small tree, grows to 6 m (20 ft) but usually smaller. The branches are thorny, and form an open crown. The leaves are elliptical-acuminate. Flowers are violet and streaked in the interior and white on the outside. On a lemon tree, flowers and ripe fruits can be found at the same time.