Oranges

Orange is a color that is a mix of red and yellow, and is considered to be fresh, creative, and youthful. It can also convey positivity and happiness, and is often associated with amusement, warmth, and energy. In Europe and the United States, orange is also the national color of the Netherlands and the House of Orange. 

An orange is a citrus fruit that is usually round and about 2–4 inches across, with a leathery skin that can be orange or greenish yellow. The fruit has juicy flesh and is often dotted with oily glands that give it a strong fragrance. The pulp of an orange often contains many seeds. The most common types of oranges are sweet, sour, and mandarin. Sweet oranges have a yellow to yellow-orange rind and flesh, and are often spherical, globose, or ovate. 

An orange tree is a small evergreen citrus tree that has glossy leaves, hard yellow wood, and fragrant white flowers. Orange trees can take a few years to start bearing fruit, but their yield increases as they mature.