Do you mean HoneyBells?

Sugar Belle is a new variety released by UF in 2009. I think it is a cross between a Honeybell and a Clementine. I imagine only the commercial growers have first access to the new varieties. Wondering if homeowners have access through any nurseries yet.

I had never heard of Sugar Belle citrus before this thread. Cool! I hope you find one. It sounds delicious!

Looks like about 50 people in Naples got them in April 2012. See link below.

For anyone interested in the UF info, here is a link:
UF releases first citrus cultivar; Sugar Belle packs a tasty punch, October 27, 2009:
http://news.ifas.ufl.edu/2009/10/uf-releases-first-citrus-cultivar-sugar-belle-packs-a-tasty-punch/

Carol in Jacksonville

Here is a link that might be useful: Buyers line up for 50 Sugar Belle citrus trees

FWIW Clementines don't do well here. They grow best in arid places of similar heat.

Sugarbells sound interesting. Keep us updated if you can.

So far no luck in the hunt for Sugar Belle trees. Most nurseries I've contacted were not familiar with them. One smaller retail nursery owner thought they still might be out for testing only. He had not seen any.

Found them at Harris Nursery. Ordered one (plus some other varieties that looked interesting). They arrived in two business days.