Sentences with phrase «grown citrus trees»

The estate is situated on 10 private acres that are completely fenced in with hundreds of full grown citrus trees defining your privacy and the estate's perimeter.

On my uncles farm 400 fully grown citrus trees were cut down by the «war vets» because he refused to hand over the years tobacco crop to them.

Wish we could grow citrus trees plus a fig tree.

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And regular Eureka lemons (the lemons that you usually find in the store, and the ones that are growing on my tree in the backyard) are a great foil to the Meyer lemon flavor, really boosting the tart sour citrus in the muffins.

We have citrus trees, but berries don't grow too well down where I live.

In parts of the country where citrus grows naturally, the trees are practically groaning with fruit right now.

Bergamot is citrus that looks like a lemon and grows on trees in only one region of Southern Italy.

It is an attractive garden tree that grows acid citrus fruits, with appealing color, fragrance, and flavor.

Lemons are a citrus fruit that grow on lemon trees, and a close cousin to limes but with a more acidic flavor.

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Each of our 27 rooms, consisting of family suites and luxury rooms, have been individually decorated with custom - designed Orangewood furniture, recycled wood taken from aged citrus trees synonymous with the fruit - growing Limpopo region.

Citrus trees placed in the galleries by Helen and Newton Harrison wither in the dead of a Minnesota winter, despite the grow lights that require large amounts of power to operate.

Suggestion — look into the 130 + year history of the «citrus line», the line north of which one does not grow citrus due to the chance of a hard freeze (during the 20 year productive lifecycle of a citrus tree) killing the citrus tree.

The Arabica tree produces coffee that ranges in flavor depending on where it's grown — African coffees tend to have dried fruit and citrus notes, South American Coffees tend to taste nuttier, and Indonesians bring a nice, earthy punch to your brew.