I have been considering adding one more citrus to my collection. I have not been pleased with what our grocery stores carry and considering the high cost, I think buying another sweet orange will be a good investment. I read that honeybells are reliant on cross pollination, but I don't want to buy another citrus to pollinate the honeybell. Right now I have a keylime that seems to be in bloom constantly and a dwarf moro blood orange. The blood orange is not large enough yet to flower. Are any of these good pollinators for a honeybell? If not I may just get a navel.
Thank you,
Andrew
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