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Likeo

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I know this is about figs, but anyone have any citrus photos worth sharing? This is my Grapefruit in its first time flowering, smells so sweet!

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Citrus is tightly controlled in AZ instead of asking forum members to do describe or preform illegal acts, just go to a local nursery.
Go to http://www.ccnb.info for details..


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West Florida (West of the Apalachiola River as defined by the proclamation of 1763). zone 8a winters can get cold for figs...down to 12 F twice in last four years.

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Oh, I will edit my post, I meant citrus photos
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Nice looking citrus flower and I agree that citrus when flowering make the house smell amazing! I also grow a few varieties of lemons and limes inside here in NY. They go outside in Spring. Good luck with the grapefruit and go get a juicing machine!
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Originally Posted by bgli
Nice looking citrus flower and I agree that citrus when flowering make the house smell amazing! I also grow a few varieties of lemons and limes inside here in NY. They go outside in Spring. Good luck with the grapefruit and go get a juicing machine!
ehhh, it's 3 feet tall...
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