Lane Late is one of a number of variants of Washington Navel. It has a beautiful orange skin with slight dimples and is distinguished from Navelate in being quite round in shape and with the secondary ‘navel’ orange in the base being small. The eating quality is excellent.

Lane Late is a late season Navel orange. Growers choose Lane Late for its late-hanging properties on the tree.

The fruit is medium to large, slightly lower than the Washington Navel and of superb quality. Without seeds. An orange or yellowish-red color. Fruit shape is elongated or ellipsoidal round. The bark of the orange skin is soft and smooth.

The navel there negligibly to be smaller than other varieties of navel group. Estilar area slightly pointed. The fruits of this variety have a great organoleptic quality.