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Sort of have to chuckle at this. While in the military we planted many fruit trees at our homes and base housing. Never stayed there long enough to actually get any fruit though. I suppose those who followed us got to enjoy the bounty we left behind.
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So that was you that planted those fruit trees...thanks. LOL
Seriously...when I was stationed in Hawaii, we had a mango tree in our front yard that was full...Our neighbor down the street had Grapefruit...around the corner they had Avocados then two or three of them had Bananas...we all traded off when the respective trees produced.
Seriously...when I was stationed in Hawaii, we had a mango tree in our front yard that was full...Our neighbor down the street had Grapefruit...around the corner they had Avocados then two or three of them had Bananas...we all traded off when the respective trees produced.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
When I was stationed here in the 80s we inherited an orange and 2 key lime trees. We'd do the same with neighbors. Unfortunately my last year at that assignment there was a huge citrus greening outbreak and the counties came rhrough and destroyed all residential citrus trees.
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