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Dec 14, 2011 1:07 PM CST
Name: Michael Hicks
Clermont, Fl
Charter ATP Member I was one of the first 300 contributors to the plant database! Dog Lover Plumerias Orchids Tropicals
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great info... I live in florida and have a ruby red grapefruit,a blood orange tree, and a common navel orange tree. I always have tons that i cant use believe me it might sound ridicules but eating it in everything on everything and juicing it and freezing it it still is just to much. i give away but seems like its the same if you have a reg size tree and its a good year you have more then you can use.

i have a piece of advice for anyone buying a tree to plant DONT SPEND YOUR MONEY ON A LARGE TREE i got a orange tree about 5 ft tall next year i got a grapefruit tree about 6 ft tall and that year my parents got me a blood orange tree 1 1/2 ft tall all planted the same way all feed and watered the same way and let me post pics of the three

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the trees are in a row the first pic has a full shot of grapefruit on left blood on right, the left pic the blood orange on left and navel on right with in 3 years the blood tree was bigger then the other trees.
here is this years crop almost ready for navel


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the blood take longer and cold nights to change to red inside but looks like a big crop


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i used to ship to family but its not worth it to much $$

mike

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