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Last Chance Today: The only guide you need to grow oranges

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Welcome to a citrus paradise - in your own home! December 20, 2023 Â Welcome to a citrus paradise -

Welcome to a citrus paradise - in your own home! [Food Gardening Network Preview]( December 20, 2023  [Your Sweet & Juicy Orange Growing Guide]( Welcome to a citrus paradise - in your own home! [Orange on a Balcony] Gain full access to this premium Gardening Guide—and an entire Library of food gardening advice—with a [Charter Gold Membership in Food Gardening Network!]( Dear Gardener, Some fruits do all they can to keep you warm and cheery. Citrus fruits, like oranges, brighten up your space, offer intoxicating aromas, and taste like a sip of sunshine. In fact, one orange juice producer even used the slogan, “100% pure squeezed sunshine.” For that matter, as far as marketing goes, I’m pretty sure Florida (the sunshine state!) has the corner on oranges. Their standard license plate even has a couple of oranges right in the middle of the plate. We don’t have anything against Florida. In fact, by February most years, we dream of afternoons on Florida beaches and spending mornings in flip flops and shorts. Florida, we love you, but you aren’t the only place to grow oranges. [Oranges] That’s right. You can grow oranges darn near anywhere. Sure, unless you live in a warm, Mediterranean climate, you’ll be Growing Orange Trees in Containers. And while some, like the Bergamot Orange Tree, can hit 15 feet or so tall or spread in the 10-foot range, some dwarf varietals top out around 6-8 feet tall. For those of you with tall ceilings, the Midknight Valencia Sweet Semi-Dwarf Orange Tree comes in around 10 feet with a spread of about 3 feet. How hard is it to grow oranges indoors in containers? It’s pretty easy, actually. As long as you can give them plenty of direct sunlight, you can grow your own orange juice factory! Check out the Juicy Oranges Gardening Guide to get all the sunny details. Click the link below for a thirst-quenching deal! [Food Gardening Network Charter Gold Membership Special Offer—Just $10 for an Entire Year! UPGRADE YOUR MEMBERSHIP TODAY! Become a Charter Gold Member today and get the Food Gardening Magazine and Library, Gardening Guides, and Recipes! [Gold Membership] Check out all that this new food gardening club has to offer you today! YES, SIGN ME UP NOW FOR JUST $10!]( Caring for your Orange Tree Whether you plant it in the ground or in a container, there are a few things to consider when it comes to caring for your orange tree. Sunlight is, of course, a requirement for an orange tree. They need a minimum of 6 to 8 hours of sunlight a day. A south-facing location is ideal, especially on those shorter winter days. It’s probably no surprise that orange trees prefer rich, well-drained soil. And while they do like consistent water, you don’t want soggy soil. That’s a recipe for root disease. Watch out for suckers, too. They will destroy your tree. The good news is that they’re easy to deal with. Read Juicy Oranges Gardening Guide to learn more details about soil and sun, water and weeding, and proper mulching and pruning. And if you live in zones 8 through 11 and plant your orange trees outside, be sure to read Winterizing Your Orange Trees. It’s not difficult, but it is important if you want your trees to survive. Orangey Goodness in the Kitchen Sure, orange trees are beautiful, they can brighten up your space, and they’re a tasty treat all on their own. But if you haven’t had homemade Orange Marmalade, you’re seriously missing out. You’ll find a recipe for that in the Juicy Oranges Gardening Guide, along with several other recipes that highlight the deliciousness of oranges. For breakfast, there are some wonderful Orange Scones. Then enjoy an after-dinner treat of Candied Orange Peel. You only need oranges, sugar, and water for that one. (Pro Tip: Dip them in chocolate for an extra-decadent experience!) And when those hot summer afternoons roll around, there’s nothing better to beat the heat than your own Fresh Orange Freeze Pops. They’re healthy, too – no sugar added! Be sure to check out these and other easy, breezy, orange-squeezy recipes in the Juicy Oranges Gardening Guide. Just click the link below to get started. [Orange] It’s all yours. To get the complete package, just click below. [Food Gardening Network Charter Gold Membership Special Offer—Just $10 for an Entire Year! UPGRADE YOUR MEMBERSHIP TODAY! Become a Charter Gold Member today and get the Food Gardening Magazine and Library, Gardening Guides, and Recipes! [Gold Membership] Check out all that this new food gardening club has to offer you today! YES, SIGN ME UP NOW FOR JUST $10!]( But this is just a fraction of what you get with your [Food Gardening Network Charter Gold Membership]( You see Gold Membership is packed with benefits you can’t get anywhere else! As Editor & Publisher of Food Gardening Network, I’m happy to have you as a free Bronze Member, but that only gives you a small taste of what Food Gardening Network is all about. When you upgrade now to [Food Gardening Network Charter Gold Membership]( you unlock the key to an entire library of material, absolutely everything we publish about growing good food at home—all access and all the time for you, including: - [All-Access Membership in Food Gardening Network Gold Club]( only online resource for planning, planting, growing, tending, harvesting, and enjoying foods from your very own garden. - Subscription to Food Gardening Magazine—you get monthly issues filled with articles about how to start, maintain, and harvest food from your own garden at home. Plus, instant and unlimited access to the entire searchable digital library of back issues! - Subscription to RecipeLion Magazine—you get quarterly issues filled with hundreds of delicious and easy-to-make recipes at your fingertips, plus tips and tricks for developing new cooking skills. Plus, instant and unlimited access to the entire searchable digital library of back issues! - Gardening Guides—you get instant access to more than 55 comprehensive guidebooks that are plant-specific—from tomatoes, basil, and garlic to potatoes, pumpkins, beans, corn, squash, and more!—about how to grow, harvest, and enjoy the bounty of your home garden. Learn everything about specific foods you can grow, get recipes to enjoy with friends and family, and enjoy tips on health benefits and home remedies that use your harvest! - Cookbooks—you get full and instant access to 9 digital cookbooks, filled with more than 1,300 recipes! You’ll never run out of ways to enjoy the fruits of your labor with these easy-to-make recipes! From single dishes to a whole meal—we’ve got you covered! - Videos & Video Library—you get instant access to more than 80 videos in our library with gardening tips, tricks, and tactics; do-it-yourself projects for gardening and crafting items; and cooking videos to show you exactly how to make specific dishes. Plus, access to new monthly videos over the coming year! - NEW! Planning Calendars —every season of the year, you get printable planning calendars to help keep your garden on track. Calendars include tasks, checklists, notes, and recipes that use fresh seasonal ingredients from your garden. - NEW SERVICE! Recipe of the Week—every Sunday, you get a recipe with quick, easy, and delicious ways to cook food—delivered weekly to your email inbox. - Gold Member Insider—you get this exclusive email service, delivered regularly to your inbox, to guide you through the Food Gardening Network Library. Saves you time finding articles, magazine issues, gardening guides, videos, kits, and recipes that you won't want to miss! And all of this is available to you —right now—when you upgrade to a [Food Gardening Network Charter Gold Membership.]( I want to see your name on my daily list of new Gold Members—you deserve to join like-minded gardeners and get full access to our entire library of material for optimizing your food garden. Please become a [Food Gardening Network Charter Gold Member]( today—while this special offer lasts! Sincerely, [Christy Page Signature] Christy Page Editor & Publisher Food Gardening Network P.S. 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