Does Cruikshank St have the most lemon trees in Port Melbourne? I counted 4 trees between Liardet and Bridge. Any other streets out there with as many lemon trees hanging over the fence?
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2 comments:
I think you might be right, many of the houses in Cruikshank St also have lemon trees in their backyard also.
Are lemon derived goodies being made from this abundance - I wonder?
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