DOWN IN ADELAIDE, out Glandore way, there’s a rather unusual planting along the street verge that runs past the community centre.
Take a look is you happen to find yourself in the vicinity and you will find that this is a street verge with a difference — it’s been planted to citrus trees — a long line of them.
Citrus thrive under the shade of taller eucalypts outside Glandore Community Cente.
A line of citrus populates the sreet verge.
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