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House: Citrus Tree Inspiration

August 9, 2011 by Renee Claire

Citrus Tree Inspiration | PopBetty

With their dark leaves and bright fruits, citrus trees are beautiful and functional additions to any home or garden. They are not demanding plants, given sufficient light, heat, & humidity, and certain dwarf varieties can be grown indoors. Some images to inspire you, from left to right, row by row:

  • A first anniversary event styled by Amorology Weddings & photographed by Jill Thomas, via The Style Files.
  • Domino magazine photo via Wit + Delight.
  • Indoor orange tree photo via Little Green Notebook.
  • Citrus table setting by Washingtonian Bride & Groom {via White Thread & Hannah McNicol @ Pinterest}.
  • Kumquat tree close-up by Design Mom.
  • Orange tree photo by Little Brown Pen {via Haley Wilson @ Pinterest}.
  • Meyer lemon tree photo by Brighter Blooms {via Megan Dill @ Pinterest}.
  • Anne St. Marie in a 1957 edition of Bazaar {via dovima is divine}.

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