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*** Quoting Barbara McNay from a message to Carol Shenkenberger ***
> I've had them and am not sure if they would be
> different if the temps were other. I've simply been
> told they are meant to ne green and dont turn any
> orange outside at all.
BM> Say, have you ever come across sweet limes or sweet lemons? I've heard
BM> that such exist.
You may well mean the Calamansi there. Yes, I have heard of sweet lemon
and ¨sweet lime, but most often it seems to be the Calamansi which isnt
truely ¨'sweet' but is edible just as it is. The other would be the
'cumquat' which ¨unfortunately gets a generic name convention and is
*extremley* varied in the ¨actual fruit. Some are like little oranges
where the skin is so delicate, you ¨do not bother to peel them. Others are
a bannana related family with a tang ¨of almost citrus .
xxcarol
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