This is our season for citrus, so all over Ocala you will see orange and grapefruit trees laden with their juicy bounty. This particular tree belongs to one of our neighbors. I don't know what they plan to do with all the oranges, but they'd probably give them away if you asked.
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What a tree load it is!! Wish I were there to pick some!! Great shot for the day.
Don't let me loose in that one...
That's something we'll never see here!
There are alot of goodies on that tree.
How lovely, Lowell...and I love oranges, too. :)
That reminds me of fruit trees we had in California...plums, citrus and figs. I especially miss the figs.
What a wonderful sight!
I can remember as a child touring the citrus groves and being mesmerized in seeing where oranges came from. And the scent. My favorite souvenir that year some orange blossom perfume.
Thanks for the memories
Janis
GDP
(Loved your political comments the other day on my blog. Glad you weighed in!).
What a beautiful tree! So much fruit... yum
I remember a Feb. in Sunrise where we picked oranges off trees every morn and ate for breakfast.
This is a common sight in Phoenix and all around the Valley. The smell of orange blossoms fills the air at times. We don't have them here in the higher elevations.
I have a wonderful orange cake recipe that could use a couple of those.
So many oranges!
Up north neighbors are always trying to give away tomatoes and peppers and other vegetables overrunning their gardens. I guess excess citrus are the Florida equivalents.
I wish I was there! I love fresh squeezed OJ in the morning. :)
This is BIG !
Nothing nicer than an orange straight from the tree.
Yummy!!!
MB
I love citrus fruits. That’d be nice if I had one in my garden. Orange and grapefruit trees in Ocala would be equivalent to persimmon trees in Nara. There are many trees laden with persimmon fruits in autumn. Hope everything’s okay with you. Have happy and healthy days ahead., Lowell.
Yoko
Lucky you are.
No problems with C and D vitamins where you are living.
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