Alongside all the amazing displays in the Jardin Bioves, you'll find oranges and lemons for sale - and orange and lemon trees too. How about this one for 5000 euros. It's a mature tree and perhaps a rare variety but that's a lotta money...~~~~~
Dans le Jardin Biovès, à côté de tous les étonnants motifs, vous trouverez des oranges et des citrons destinés à la vente ainsi que des orangers et des citronniers. Que pensez vous de celui-ci pour 5000 euros? C'est un arbre à maturité et peut-être d'une variété rare, mais c'est beaucoup de l'argent...
Aren't the citrus colours wonderful?!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful at any price. I remember the first time I bought lemonade at the festival and declined the proffered sugar. Big Mistake.
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ReplyDeleteExpensive, I believe, on any market.
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