Comments on: Our Fragrant Bitter Oranges https://www.aglaiakremezi.com/our-fragrant-bitter-oranges/ Editorial, Recipes and more Mon, 20 Sep 2021 12:15:06 +0000 hourly 1 By: aglaia https://www.aglaiakremezi.com/our-fragrant-bitter-oranges/#comment-215875 Mon, 20 Sep 2021 12:15:06 +0000 https://www.aglaiakremezi.com/?p=152#comment-215875 In reply to Barbara Harbinson.

Grafting seems an excellent idea if they are healthy trees and I am sure they will thrive! Ours unfortunately are now in a terrible state after the heat and drought of this island summer. I hope they recover somewhat, but my husband doubts they will…

]]> By: Barbara Harbinson https://www.aglaiakremezi.com/our-fragrant-bitter-oranges/#comment-215759 Mon, 20 Sep 2021 07:21:09 +0000 https://www.aglaiakremezi.com/?p=152#comment-215759 Hi. I live in Peloponnese in the south we have 4 mature trees in our garden which I think fall into the category you describe. The fruit is certainly bitter. The trees have big thorns – and I mean big! I can’t workout if the trees are just gone wild and back to their rootstock or if they were planted as they are. Any idea? I am wondering about getting grafts put onto them of more usable citrus such as sweet orange or lemon.

]]> By: kipps Horn https://www.aglaiakremezi.com/our-fragrant-bitter-oranges/#comment-23402 Wed, 19 Sep 2018 09:08:10 +0000 https://www.aglaiakremezi.com/?p=152#comment-23402 Hello,

I’ve just discovered your website after a tip off from Melbourne cook Ela Mittas mentioned it in her blog.
According to my father-in-law I am an honorary Greek since my background is English. My heart belongs to Greece. What wonderful recipes you share. I’m going to try some. Thanks a lot.

Kipps Horn

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