The aptly named Orange Grove is Florida's digital repository for open educational resources (OER). Here, readers can find collections of materials produced by educational institutions in Florida, as well as thousands of other OERs that were "harvested" from institutions around the world. Visitors can elect to search or browse all of the Orange Grove's resources at once, as well as browse resources targeted toward higher education or K-12 students, both of which are organized by academic subjects such as humanities, mathematics, science, and visual and performing arts. In addition to an assortment of OER textbooks, lesson plans, and course curricula, the Orange Grove also contains a collection of approximately 30 printable 3D objects that are either in the public domain or openly licensed. Examples include a model of the near-Earth asteroid 433 Eros, a parametric syringe pump, and even printable parts to build a 3D printer.