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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / January 2006Florida Studephiles:
How far south will I need to go this weekend to get some real Florida oranges and grapefruit? Dave Miller So. Ga. SDC Still a little early. . .but just weeks away for the peak > How far south will I need to go this weekend to get some real Florida > oranges and grapefruit? > > Dave Miller > So. Ga. SDC I saw some in Buffalo, NY Tuesday <lol>.. "South Ga. 62 Cruiser" wrote... > How far south will I need to go this weekend to get some real Florida > oranges and grapefruit? My neighbors already harvested all of the oranges from their tree here in Houston. Their grapefruit tree did not bear this year. > I saw some in Buffalo, NY Tuesday <lol>.. > > "South Ga. 62 Cruiser" wrote... > > How far south will I need to go this weekend to get some real Florida > > oranges and grapefruit? Marilyn responded to this in a way that indicates a credibility gap. Things must have changed in the last five / six years or else this is a covered tree. My thought: Maybe "all of the oranges from their tree here" amounted to zero, in whch case, it would be a true statement, but misleading. Nah, Barry wouldn't try to fool us with sneaky wording. Karl > My neighbors already harvested all of the oranges from their tree here in > Houston. Their grapefruit tree did not bear this year. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > How far south will I need to go this weekend to get some real Florida > > > oranges and grapefruit? Orange and grapefruit trees have to be planted in pairs so they will cross polinate, unless your neighbor has trees also. How does one determine a male vs. female tree? JT > Orange and grapefruit trees have to be planted in pairs so they will > cross polinate, > unless your neighbor has trees also. A Knothole. <g> "Grumpy AuContraire" wrote... > How does one determine a male vs. female tree? > JT >> Orange and grapefruit trees have to be planted in pairs so they will >> cross polinate, unless your neighbor has trees also. Wait until Wednesday and ask a moose. > A Knothole. <g> > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >> Orange and grapefruit trees have to be planted in pairs so they will > >> cross polinate, unless your neighbor has trees also. |
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