Our crop normally ripens in late November, check back then for more details.

Welcome to the 2009 Mandarin Orange Season!
Our crop of mandarin oranges is looking better than ever this year. Please check the Harvest Bulletin for updates on our Satsuma crop and the Clementine crop.

Our family-owned and -operated grove grows mandarin oranges in the hills of Placer County, California. It’s an ideal climate for cultivating these flavorful, seedless beauties. Here, our fruit is tree-ripened and picked only when its skin has turned a beautiful orange color—for the freshest, sweetest taste possible.

You’ll find us at the corner of English Colony Way and Butler Road, picking and selling mandarins seven days a week during harvest. (The season typically runs mid-November through early February, but of course, it all depends on the whims of Mother Nature. You can check our Harvest Bulletin for the latest details and our hours.) Stop by for a visit. In addition to our oranges, you’re welcome to enjoy our rolling hills and fresh air, as well as our llamas, goats, donkeys and mini-horse.

We grow two seedless, easy-to-peel mandarin orange varieties, both bursting with flavor and Vitamin C for a delicious, healthy treat.

Satsuma Mandarin Oranges
It’s believed that Satsumas were first grown in Japan around 500 years ago. Their skin is slightly bumpy, loose and zips right off, thus the nickname “zipper skin.” Their seedless fruit is sweet and juicy.

“Clementine” Clemenulus Mandarin Oranges
Small and seedless, Clementines are known for their red-orange skins, which are smooth, glossy and easy to remove. Their juicy fruit is sweet and tangy, with a hint of tangerine.

Mandarin oranges may hold secret to fighting allergies and colds says the USDA
In a recent study by the USDA, mandarin oranges grown in Placer County, like the mandarins from Miller's Citrus Grove, have been shown to help fight allergies and cold symptoms. The USDA tested mandarins from 10 different micro climates in Placer County and found that they contain six to seven times the amount of synephrine, a naturally occurring decongestant, than other citrus fruits. To read more about this go to KSDK.com and the Sacramento Bee.

To reach Curtis Miller, call:
916.765.3264

Mailing Address:
5425 Angelrock Loop
Roseville, CA 95747

Ranch Address: (Map)
6609 English Colony Way
Penryn, CA 95663

We welcome your personal and gift orders, wholesale inquiries, comments and questions: sales@millerscitrusgrove.com