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Default Citrus in the UK


An orange and a grapefruit, both from pips. now 5 years old. In a pot but
absolutely going mad this year! Fingers crossed for flowers.....

The strange thing? They've been outside, unprotected for 3 years now here in
Folkestone. The cold doesn't seem to do much except drop a few leaves, it's
the slugs and snails that do the most damage.

Things are definitely changing....

Les


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