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Growing Tropical Fruit in Connecticut in Late October!
October in Connecticut usually means frost, but inside this greenhouse it is 71 degrees and 89 percent humidity. Check out these ripening citrus fruits! #greenhousegrowing #connecticutweather #gardeningtips #backyardharvest
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