Type	Fruiting Season	Comments
Sunburst	November – January	Very good eating tangerine, easy to peel.
Ponkan	December – January	Great eating quality fruit, low seed count and easy to peel.
Robinson	October – December	Extremely sweet tasting with a dark orange flesh and peel.
Dancy	December – January	Most common tangerine. Loose skin and sections very easily. Beautiful color when mature.
Murcott (Honey)	January – April	Very cold hardy. Hybrid of tangerine and sweet orange. 2″ to 3″, low acid, high sugar, the very sweetest tangerine.
Fallglo	October – November	Larger than other tangerines, excellent eating, juicy, dark orange skin color.
Orlando	November – January	2″ to 3″, peels easily, sections well. Most widely grown tangelo in Florida. More cold hardy than most citrus. Also use as a pollenizer.
Minneola	December – April	3″, often exhibits a pronounced neck at the stem end of the fruit (bell shaped). Not many seeds, but extremely cold hardy.
Nova	November – December	Medium to large size. Easily peeled. Very juicy and sweet. Very cold tolerant.