First and Last Honeybells

Gift #1H2

Out of Season

Ships January through March

Get two shipments of the juiciest fruit to last the whole season! Need more Honeybells? With First and Last Honeybells, you'll get a gift of Honeybells at the beginning of the season and then a second shipment at the end of the Honeybell season. Imagine it...you could have a Honeybell every day in January!

With their distinctive bell shape and sweet-as-honey taste, Honeybells are a rare treat and a Hyatt favorite. Note that each order will include a shipping and handling fee for both shipments ($12.99 flat fee per shipment = $25.98 total shipping fee per purchase).

Save with each size! Buy more and pay less for each box of Honeybells...

One tray = Save $6
Two trays = Save $12
Three trays = Save $12
Four trays = Save $12

Shipping Restrictions: Please note that any gift containing fresh fruit cannot be shipped to Alaska or Hawaii.

Collections: All Gifts with Oranges, Best Sellers, Honeybells, Oranges - Tangelos, Ships to Canada, Spring, Winter

Keywords: Best Sellers, Honeybells, Oranges, Spring, Winter

Type: Fruit

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Arthur R. Jones Hyatt Fruit Company has been shipping quality gourmet food and citrus gifts since 1946, specializing in the best oranges and grapefruit Florida has to offer. This website is dedicated to the 3 leaders of this family business who have handed down their knowledge of the Florida citrus industry from generation to generation. Beginning with Tom Peebles who founded Range Line Groves in 1946, to his son-in-law Art (pictured) who helped build the business, then onto his son and current owner Tom Jones who expanded into direct-to-consumer gift-fruit shipping with Hyatt Fruit Company, we continue the family legacy via our long-running catalog and now our e-commerce presence. Read more about our story.