In our backyard, we have a couple of orange trees and one large grapefruit tree. The weather was perfect this year as far as citrus goes and the fruit is juicy and sweet. Perfect!
I could do with some of these in my back yard in February but I suppose they wouldn't go well with frost and darkness. Looks yummy when enlarged though.
When my Dad was alive, he had a satsuma tree in his backyard and my kids and I always looked forward to picking them to take home and eat. Your picture reminds me of him!
"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson
In our backyard, we have a couple of orange trees and one large grapefruit tree. The weather was perfect this year as far as citrus goes and the fruit is juicy and sweet. Perfect!
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Making my mouth water! :-)
It reminds me summer time! Sun, hot and delicious orange! Thanks for this lovely photo!
hey !! is it possible to have orange juice please !! in my country we haven't oranges like that!!
sorry for my bad english and for visiting my blog!!!
So glad the cold spell didn't affect your oranges! Fun, fresh picture!
Gorgeous! They look like they're ready. And nice contrast between the orange and the green.
In answer to your question, I was in a hot air balloon!
Our limes still haven't arrived. These look great though!
I could do with some of these in my back yard in February but I suppose they wouldn't go well with frost and darkness. Looks yummy when enlarged though.
What a chance !
Hope you don't treat them with insecticide !
When my Dad was alive, he had a satsuma tree in his backyard and my kids and I always looked forward to picking them to take home and eat. Your picture reminds me of him!
Looks like you've got a great crop! Nothing like fresh produce. When I lived in FL, we had avocado, coconut, mango, and sapodilla!
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