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• June 26, 2025
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Washington Navel Orange

The Washington Navel Orange, a vibrant new addition to our urban food forest, thrives in a 25-gallon pot, bringing sweet potential to our Santa Clarita backyard. Known for its juicy, seedless oranges and fragrant blossoms, this citrus gem is a top choice for Southern California gardens. While we’re nurturing its early growth, its promise of easy-to-peel, delicious fruit makes it…

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• June 26, 2025
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Flavor Finale Pluot

Our Flavor Finale Pluot, a new addition thriving in a 25-gallon pot in our Santa Clarita backyard, is a promising star in our urban food forest. This plum-apricot hybrid has already produced fruit, though we’ve removed it to help our young tree grow strong. Its deep purple skin and vibrant red flesh promise a sweet-tart delight, making it a standout…

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• June 26, 2025
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Desert Delight Nectarine

Our Desert Delight nectarine, thriving in the ground in our Santa Clarita backyard, has delivered two bountiful harvests, filling our family’s table with sweet, zesty fruit. This early-ripening gem, with its stunning pink blossoms and heavy fruit loads, is a star in our urban food forest. Its vibrant flavor and prolific production make it a top pick for Southern California…

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• June 24, 2025
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Bears Lime

The Bearss Lime, a recent addition to our Santa Clarita urban food forest, thrives in a 25-gallon pot, planted just 3–4 months ago and already showing promise with its glossy leaves and compact growth. This Persian lime variety, known for its large, seedless fruit and zesty flavor, is a perfect fit for Southern California backyards. While we await its first…

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