Now Forage

Satsuma mandarin oranges. Tree grows in the backyard of the house resident on the other side of the fence, and some of the branches hang over to the other side facing the road. I contacted the home owner and they are very nice and do not mind others harvesting those on the road-side; they just let those fall off into the ditch where they would go to waste anyhow. But don't trespass into their property or take any that hang from branches over their backyard. Fruit has a lot of seeds, so you know its organic and not GMO [editor's note: there is no such thing as a GMO orange. Seeds are a consequence of the variety and have nothing to do with the type of gardening, organic or otherwise.] Very good after refrigerating. Please be courteous & don't take more than needed (leave some for others to harvest).