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10 comments:
Wouldn't this be awesome in your backyard? :-)
This would be a tree for me...!
I see a lot of these where I live. I even had orange juice on Sunday morning fresh from the tree at a friend's house.
We see many of these overladen trees here beginning in December. Unfortunately, most of the fruit in private yards goes to waste.
And I've just bought some Italian oranges (well, Sicilian) this last weekend... They are excellent!
Oh to have an orange tree of my own!
We certainly don't see them here!
It's beautiful.
Some suggest that city streets should be lined with fruit trees whose fruit would be for poor people.
Not something you would ever see in Sweden.
wow ! :)
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