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11 comments:
Looks wonderful, especially as we're expecting snow flurries tomorrow morning.
Marvellous.
This is the time of year our oranges ripen also. We had grapefruit and orange trees in the yard at our first house in Ocala - but not here. It was nice to have fresh fruit for several months.
Beautifully colourful!
There are SO many oranges in the countryside around southwest Florida! But I have read that tastes are changing and the sale of oranges is declining.
A beautiful sight!
wow ! :)
Beautiful, I would like to have one of these trees...
I'm thinking summer right now, even though temperature outside my kitchen is saying 8°F. Brrrrrrrrr
Lucky owners!
Here we import fruit from all over the world.
Lovely tree!
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