Oranges for Growing at Home then Juicing and Garnishing - Tiki Drinks and Food

A AceExplorer Grand Member (8 years) Deep in the Jacksonville Flori-duh jungle. Joined: Apr 03, 2008 Posts: 2566	A AceExplorer Posted posted on Wed, May 10, 2017 7:09 PM Great feedback, all! MadDogMike, dang it, like I need another hobby? The grafting kit is very cool, and at $22, I'm very tempted. VERY tempted. That's cheaper than a bottle of good booze. MikeHooker, I'll check out Flying Dragon, sounds like a great opportunity to talk to someone in person before I commit. And yes, I think the Valencia's are the way to go. I can only use so much juice for cocktails, so wanna eventually have good juice oranges for other uses. And if they're super juicy, then they must also taste good, right? Keith, I won't know if a Frankentree grafted with the two types of oranges is common until I talk to the nurseryman. Sure would be cool to have such a tree though!

Great feedback, all!

MadDogMike, dang it, like I need another hobby? The grafting kit is very cool, and at $22, I'm very tempted. VERY tempted. That's cheaper than a bottle of good booze.

MikeHooker, I'll check out Flying Dragon, sounds like a great opportunity to talk to someone in person before I commit. And yes, I think the Valencia's are the way to go. I can only use so much juice for cocktails, so wanna eventually have good juice oranges for other uses. And if they're super juicy, then they must also taste good, right?

Keith, I won't know if a Frankentree grafted with the two types of oranges is common until I talk to the nurseryman. Sure would be cool to have such a tree though!

Post #775825 by AceExplorer on Wed, May 10, 2017 7:09 PM