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Monday, May 21, 2007
Jene's Tropical Fruit
Jene's Tropical Fruit: "Jene’s Tropicals offers a diverse collection of Florida tropical plants and other tropical fruit trees from around the world. All of these Florida tropical plants are extremely healthy and ready to be shipped to many places within the USA. Jene’s Tropicals take great pleasure in sharing amazing Florida tropical plants and tropical fruit trees with you!"
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I'm tinkering around with a new look, so the blog roll is missing right now.
You can contact me at centralfloridagardener @gmail.com. I try to respond to all emails, but if I don't know the answer to your question, I might not answer.

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1 comments:
I've purchased a couple of citrus trees from Jene's over the last several years. They have a good selection. I don't mail order them though, but go there to buy them in person.
.....Alan.
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