What do have growing?
16 years ago
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Mandarine blossoms, Tangerine, brugmansia, mango, lychee, banana, potato, gardenia, liberty apple, another pic of my citrus, canistel pie, and an amaryllis. That's it folks! Whew... makes me tired just thinking about it. But I love gardening and the challenges that comes along with some of these wonderful plants! ( :
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