ChubbyBunny

Wow! That's a lot of oranges. Very cool...thanks for sharing. :thumbup:

amma

Thank you for sharing these pictures with us!
They really were creative with these citrus fruits :D:D:D

Ramona Byrd

These absolutely astonished me. I had no idea that the Netherlands had any such products, or are they imported? Or grown in greenhouses? I've toured many greenhouses and nurseries here and in Canada and Hawaii, no one ever mentioned the Netherlands as commercial growers, it's far too cold there unless citrus is taken inside in winter. My DH was an active member of the International Society of Plan Propagators.
None of them spoke of such things, or at least in some of the speeches I attended.
These really are of a much finer quality than even the Rose Bowl Parade in southern California. I love the little Dutch Girl..she's charming. And the Mushrooms, I've always loved wild Mushrooms and hunting them with Grandma.

pinot

I am from the Netherlands and this festival is not from the Netherlands. Maybe the south of France or Spain?
We don't have mountains or hills that high and there are no palmtrees growing there. The climat is too low to grow oranges and palmtrees.

grammiepamie

I'll bet the aroma of the area is great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mollymct

Oh, wow!

Woodster

That's a lot of juice to be made! How creative.

noveltyjunkie

Where did you get those photos? I am looking at the buildings and the hills, and the plants growing outside, and wondering where it is? I see some writing in French on one of the displays- Menton maybe?

Ramona Byrd

These are stunning. The attention to detail is marvelous.
I"m going to share these with others who will enjoy them.
Thanks for sharing them.

Luv Quilts and Cats

Wow! Who new citrus fruit could be so stunning!