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Petteway Growers operates a certified greenhouse citrus nursery which produces over 50,000 trees a year. We produce popular commercial varieties such as 1-4-1 Hamlin, Nucellar Valencia, and others on Carizzo Citrange, Swingle Citrumelo and Cleopatra Mandarin root stocks. We also stock dooryard favorites such as tangerines, navels and grapefruit. Our trees are grown in a state certified greenhouse, which is one of only 42 nurseries in operation in the state. |
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We also operate a small herd of club calf and sim angus cattle that are used for producing quality show steers and heifers. We have produced many competitive calves who have won prospect, class, and county show winners.
Calves are hitting the ground now and we have already had some beautiful calves sired out of Reality Red, Cherry Bomb, and Hired Man. |
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Grand Champion B&O steer at the 2011 Florida Jr Cattlemens Show |
Reserve Champion Heifer at the 2011 Charlotte County Prospect Show |
Reserve Champion Steer 2011 Ag-fest |
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Petteway Grove Service, Inc. is a full service caretaking and grove management operation. We offer spraying, custom herbicide application, fertilizer application, and citrus tree removal, among other services. Operating with 9 employees, we can customize your caretaking to optimize your profit potential and increase crop productivity. |
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Valencia Orange and Bloom |
Hedged row of White Grapefruits |
Oranges |
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Ally Arbuckle of Popash (Ally), a red merle Australian Shepherd female is a gentle, well mannered dog, who is an aggressive sweeper when working cattle in the field. She responds quickly to voice and hand commands, and is a very family friendly companion. Johnny Ringo of Popash (Ringo) is a black tri-color Australian Shepherd. He's an aggressive header, has learned voice and hand commands. He's a loving companion animal, very playful and fun loving, with lots of curiosity. Both dogs are registered in the NKC, ASCA, AASA, IBDR, NAPBR, and the NSDR. |
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