Sentence examples for growing lemons from inspiring English sources

Because if you don't look after the people growing lemons, then lemonade tastes sour – no matter how much corporate sugar is added, or whoever's idea it was to make it.

See, back in January, I attended the ICR Conference, a huge venture capital event where I was able to sit down with Harold Edwards from Limoneira, a gigantic, fascinating company that has been growing lemons and other citrus fruits in California since 1893.

The Teague dynasty, which began growing lemons in the late 1800s, has always been at the helm of Limoneira Co., the largest lemon-growing company in the world.

Growing lemon balm or planting marigolds?

Finally I met a man growing lemon trees and eggplant.

Growing lemon tree rootstock is itself a major business.

In Thailand, there are only a few large farms growing lemon grass, a total of less than 800 acres, according to the Ministry of Agriculture.

And with one eye on future income for the villagers, a horticultural nursery has been established, growing lemon, papaya and mahogany trees.

"It began to grow lemons," she said.

B. A "keen gardener," this man grew "lemons, tomatoes, and, above all, roses and mimosas".

Ever since all the farm laborers were deported, nobody knows how to grow lemons, or avocados, or grapes, or lettuce.