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Sanguinelli Blood Orange 2008
Enjoy the Sanguinelli! Orchids not included.
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Re: Sanguinelli Blood Orange 2008
Was really surprised how juicy they are and sweet this year. This time around, they tasted better than my Moro Blood Oranges.
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Re: Sanguinelli Blood Orange 2008
It's in the inside that counts. Well developed blood pigmentation.
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Re: Sanguinelli Blood Orange 2008
A sampling of my Sanguinelli blood oranges. They're big, egg shaped. There is the ruler for reference. I wished to share with you this year's harvest.
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Re: Sanguinelli Blood Orange 2008
Those are large, healthy looking oranges! I don't care for the Moro, but it was once suggested I might like the Sanguinelli instead.
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Re: Sanguinelli Blood Orange 2008
Thanks for the pictures. I just received my sanguinelli in the mail last week from Logee's. It's small, but maybe i can have fruit like that in a few years.
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