PUPPETS IN THE GROVE!
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Premium seedless Florida lemons, grown without pesticides!
Carefully packaged, waxed and polished for every custom order!
Florida lemons are thin-skinned and full of juice!
The most versatile superfood ever!
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JANUARY 12 | 10AM - 2PM
Please join us for the last LOCAL HARVEST for this season! Our trees will go dormant and rest up until the bloom again in March. Fruit will not be ready to harvest again until May!
So, stock up now and start your healthy goals for 2025 with lemons!
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We had a tremendous interest in our Limoncello Fundraiser this year. We will be donating $750 to the American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge at Moffitt Cancer Center later this month.
We still have a few more bottles available on a first come, first serve basis this Sunday. So come early if you want to make a $20 donation for a bottle of sunshine!
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We will also have our neighborhood farms joining us as well:
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Noble Tangerines
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HugaBee Honey
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MiaRose Gourmet Breads and Confections
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Lemonicious Lemonade
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ChubbyWubby Hotdogs​
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We hope to see you this Sunday!
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Joe and Martha Burke
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Limoncello for the Holidays!
Just like last year, we will be giving away our own delicious Limoncello again this fall. For a small donation, order ahead and take home the most wonderful holiday gift, while making a donation to Moffitt's HOPE LODGE.
We will be taking orders at our November event and fullfillment at our December event. We will be offering a tasting at our November event and will offer limoncello at our December 8 event while supplies last. Preorder your limoncello below to insure availability!
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Camellia Groves Lemons
*U-Pick and Bag Fruit
VOLPE AVOCADOS
HugaBee Honey
Orange, Lemon Blossom, and wildflower honey!
MIAROSE BAKED GOODS
Yummy breads and cookies
CHUBBY WUBBY HOTDOGS
Donuts and lemon ice cream!
Welcome to Camellia Groves
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We are very pleased to share some publicity recently published by The Lakeland Ledger. Writer Thomas Roe Oldt interviewed Martha for this article late last year. Enjoy!
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Our name comes from the over 100 hybrid camellia bushes planted on the property by the Carl Jackson Sr. family who owned a homesite and grove on the north end of Eagle Lake in Central Florida in the early 1900s. We bought the property in 1984 and named it Camellia Groves. They created the magical garden we enjoy today. So, join us as we take you back in time to when we got our produce and fruits from the family grove stand around the corner. From our home to yours, we hope you will enjoy the wholesomeness of our juicy Florida lemons with your family and friends.
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