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Originally Posted by atec 7 7[_2_]
Sandra Bodycoat wrote:
Thanks that all makes sense, I would just hate to waste them, they look
fabulous.
I hope they go well , do you know which type ?
I have a nice peach tree from a very old breed which is going nuts and
every limb is laden with huge hard fruit... I sure hope the bats don't
get to them (Brisbane)
"atec 7 7" "atec wrote in message
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Sandra Bodycoat wrote:
Hi
I am in Perth and have a heavily laden navel orange tree, I want to know
how do I know when the fruit is truly ripe.
Last year we picked fruit only to find they looked ripe but were still a
bit sour.
Thanks
Sandra
colour and feel , should be an even colour and of course not like a rock ,
then try one some oranges will always be a little tart but table
ripening helps
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This title reminds me that ''Pick an Orange Project '' last year, which aims to raise £12,000 to help record, develop and launch this exciting debut album by selling virtual segments of the tracks.
'' Pick an Orange '' is a nice title.