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Walmart citrus trees

9 years ago

I bought 4 small trees at Walmart this weekend. They had been $8.22 and were reduced to $4.11. Two of them were Arctic Frost Hardy Satsuma and two were Orange Frost Hardy Satsuma. The second one had small oranges on it! They were pretty good size for the price.

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marty
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9 years ago

The first picture is Arctic Frost Hardy Satsuma. The next two are Orange Frost Hardy Satsuma and a close-up (sorry a little blurry) of the fruits.

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serge94501
9 years ago
Sound like good candidates for top-working at that price.
meyermike_1micha
9 years ago
Pics Please?

And you are so lucky..I have never seen Walmart sell one about my parts..Nice
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serge94501
9 years ago
$13.97 at the local one.
marty
Original Author
9 years ago
Here are some pictures of the plants.
marty
Original Author
9 years ago
Can't figure out how to post more than one picture at a time.

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