About a month ago.Our little blood orange in a pot has been good to us, in return for us spoiling it rotten all summer, and now has 10 ripe fruit (nine, we just ate one).
Mmm, tasty.
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You have an informative blog. I’ve learned something from it. I do have mine too www.claire-fernandez.blogspot.com... Thanks
Are those really blood oranges? They don't look like the ones I'm familiar with, which have almost a purple tinge to them...
If they tast as good as they look! Yummy.
Just looking for inspiration !
Norman, these are fairly pale. I'm not sure if it's the variety or whether it it due to the amount of sunshine they got as they ripened. But I do know they taste really good!!
oh wow!
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