In growing a grove of fruit trees, I am carrying on a long tradition. I love learning about that long cultural practice, especially the history of the citrus industry here in Florida. One place you can learn about that citrus history is the Winter Garden Heritage Museum in Winter Garden, Florida (just west of Orlando). … More Exploring Florida citrus history at the Winter Garden Heritage Museum
One of my favorite times of year is winter, because that’s when the tangerines ripen, and I sell them at the local market. I am planting out a number of different types of fruits in my grove, but for now the only type of fruit which the grove produces in large enough quantities to sell … More It’s tangerine season
What do you get when you cross the heavenly-tasting, juicy, sour, key lime with the frost-tolerant, sweet-peel kumquat fruit? You get limequat, a delicious, juicy, aromatic, sour, lime-like fruit which has the bonus of having an edible peel. Not only that, but this is a tree which can fruit in areas too cold for pure … More Limequat: A Delicious Type of Citrus, And The Fruit Geek Who Created It
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