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Maria N

Port Orange, FL
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About Me:

love face book, I like cooking, gardening and zumba

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  • Maria N
    Followed 8 people on Feb 17, 2013
  • This was growing in the front yard of a neighbor of my mother-in-law's in Southern California. I sure would like to find out what it is!! 2

A small tree growing in Southern CA

This was growing in the front yard of a neighbor of my mother-in-law's in Southern California. I sure would like to find out what it is!!
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Sandy C Apache Junction, AZ
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  • Maria N
    Commented on Apr 27, 2012
    PAPAYA, I'M FROM PUERTO RICO SO I KNOW.
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  • Growing celery

Growing your own celery

This is a little project I am trying out. Growing my own celery from store bought remains. Seems to be working so far!

http://kailochic.blogspot.com/2012/03/garden...

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kailo chic Austin, TX
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  • Maria N
    Commented on Apr 26, 2012
    you can crow your own spring small onions also. Just cut the top and put the white part in ...»
    water. put rubber ban around it before put it in water to hold together.

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Gardening: Thorny Question

Hi! @ eight years ago, we bought a "Mickey's Mini Orange Tree" at Disney World. Started in a pot @ 9" tall, grown inside until about a year ago and now thrives in our yard. ...»

Question: Unlike those we''ve seen at Home Depot and Lowe's, it has thorns. Is this unique or is it normal? PS It has never flowered nor has it had any signs of fruit.

As always, many thanks.

Alex
Alex Orlando, FL
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  • Maria N
    Commented on Mar 26, 2012
    Your Orange tree was not married to another tree, so will get fruit about 7 years from now and ...»
    the thorns are part of your tree, just like hair is part of us, go to lowe's and get some Ctrus-tone citrus& avocado food, springle 1/4 cup aoround the trunk every 3 month. water once or 2 time a week if no rain in the forcast.good luck.

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