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A Quick Tip When Buying Clementine Trees
By admin | September 3, 2010
A clementine is a seedless mandarin orange. It’s smaller than a navel orange and its skin is more orange in color than a tangerine. The fruit ripens in the winter, and it is seedless. If it has seeds, then it means that bees have cross-pollinated it with another citrus fruit tree.
When buying clementine trees, you may want to purchase one that is at least 2-3 years old. Don’t buy little saplings that are only 6 to 9 month old, even if they are cheaper, unless you want to wait 1-2 years for it to begin bearing fruit.
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a clementine tree in your garden? Your kids can have a clementine during lunch, or you can make home-made clementine orange juice if you have your own clementine tree.
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