Farms, Ranches, and Local Food Businesses that deliver Citrus Fruits in Austin, TX 78762 (8)

Established in 1999, Hibiscus Hill Farm embodies sustainable values from the outset. A commitment to give back what's taken ensures an ecosystem that flourishes. The land, pesticide, and chemical-free for thirty years, perfectly aligns with their dream. Presently, the farm offers an array of grass-fed lamb, goat, beef, turkey, heritage pork, chicken, and free-range eggs. Beyond contented animals, glowing Facebook reviews reflect the happiness of staff and customers, cultivating a strong sense of community.

US Citrus' micro-budding is a grafting method done at an extremely young age. This system is also done by combining the best qualities of a hearty rootstock with the delicious qualities of the chosen graft. You will find an "amazing selection of citrus plants including some very hard to find rare varieties". A "very large operation" and "the owner is friendly and helpful". Their "plants are nicely sized for the price" too. The "5g plants are 4-5 feet tall with good caliper trunks". Also, the "info handouts are very professionally done". But, "what sets US Citrus above the rest, is that they" will answer "any questions" you "may have about growing healthy trees and give great advice".

Established in 1984, South Tex Organics is a leading organic wholesale and mail order shipper. They are "fast to load you up" with their products. They specialize in growing Rio Star grapefruit, several oranges varieties along with Meyer lemons, Texas SpringSweet 1015 yellow onions, red and white onions. There are also a variety of vegetables, beets, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, sweet corn, kale, and super sweet strawberries. Order online at their website and for sure, "can't wait to enjoy our huge box of citrus!" is all that you can say. You can also buy at their retail store, Earth Born Market, with three locations at McAllen, Texas. You can buy the freshest squeezed orange, grapefruit and tangerine juice here. Plus, a variety of locally grown vegetables, Texas pecans and local citrus blossom and wildflower honey. You can also find an assortment of jams, jellies, salad dressings, and other delicious sauces.

We often hear the term "bad apple" and we think about a bad person influencing others, turning them into bad people themselves. But what about Good Apple? Good Apple Foods is located in Austin, Texas. This enterprise that sells organic, Austin-grown produce they happily deliver to locals is setting a good example and earning the name Good Apple. They sell boxes containing produce and other food items, and for every box they sell, they set aside a box that they will give to a neighbor in need. If a bad apple can turn a basket rotten, then this Good Apple can definitely influence others to be good citizens too, willing and ready to help those who do not have the means to pay for fresh and healthy food.

Madear's Jellies is a small business that produces the best homemade jellies. Inspired by grandmother's love of canning fruits and vegetables, there's a new age twist to the original jam and jelly recipes from her very own signature flavors such as Plum, Peach Cobbler, Whiskey Sour Blackberry, just to name a few. She was known for her delicious “Plum Jelly” made from her wild plum Trees and grape jelly from her wild muscadine grape vines that ran along her fence plus many other fruits and vegetables. MaDear's Jellies was spiritually created to continue MaDear's legacy while creating new signature recipes. MaDear's Jellies delicious creations are available at The Farmers Market. Grab their homemade fresh jellies and jams so you can “spread the love” on your favorite toast or biscuit.