Driving around Amelia Island as winter sets in, it’s hard not to notice citrus trees heavily laden with fruit. I’ve seen individual trees that must have hundreds of fruit waiting to be picked. Once the cooler weather sets it (and the temperature drops especially during the night), it’s said to be the time to start picking local fruit. I’ve heard that once we’ve had some cold nights, it helps sweeten the fruit.
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