Why do grow mandarin oranges in the winter?

Question:why do grow mandarin oranges in the winter, and not in the summer?

Answers:
It is the heat of summer that makes mandarins grow and become sweet. After the heat they are ready to eat.

Good Luck!!

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They do grow in summer. Its just that the fruit ripens in late fall/winter.

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