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The town of Noli framed by Orniello in bloom (Fraxinus ornus) - Noli (SV) Italy.]]> Fri, 04 Jul 2008 04:03:29 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) marioalbertina http://www.fotothing.com/marioalbertina/photo/8d0ee5d7982eecb9de921efe1104f01c/
The species "Chinotto (Citrus myrtifolia)" is a plant of the genus "Citrus"; belongs to the family of "Rutaceae."
It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
]]> Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:50:34 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
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The species "Chinotto (Citrus myrtifolia)" is a plant of the genus "Citrus"; belongs to the family of "Rutaceae."
It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
]]> Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:50:34 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
]]> marioalbertina http://www.fotothing.com/marioalbertina/photo/e6eae6bab01b8b5f17ba9d4e4e696b20/
The species "Chinotto (Citrus myrtifolia)" is a plant of the genus "Citrus"; belongs to the family of "Rutaceae."
It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
]]> Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:50:34 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
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The species "Chinotto (Citrus myrtifolia)" is a plant of the genus "Citrus"; belongs to the family of "Rutaceae."
It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
]]> Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:50:34 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
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The species "Chinotto (Citrus myrtifolia)" is a plant of the genus "Citrus"; belongs to the family of "Rutaceae."
It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Showcase store - Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
]]> Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:50:34 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) It 'a tree original of' Asia, led by the Arabs in Europe in the twelfth century.
Another assumption is that it is a mutation of bitter orange, happened in Europe.
In past centuries throughout the province of Savona was widespread cultivation of citrus fruits and, in particular, "chinotti" that were worked candy and put into infusion in maraschino liqueur.
The production was shipped and sold in Italy and Europe.
Today Savona wants to revive this tradition, with conferences, markets, crops even in public gardens.
With the "chinotto" is also produced "Amaretti to Chinotto" and jam Chinotto. (See pictures of products).

Vulgar Italian name: Chinotto.
Scientific name: Citrus myrtifolia.
Family: Rutaceae.
Origin: Asia - Mutation of bitter orange.
Resort: Showcase store - Savona (Italy).
Flowering: February - May.
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Every your desire is an order. :)]]> Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:05:26 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina)
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Hikers to the Adelasia's park in winter - Ferrania (SV) Italy.]]> Wed, 02 Jul 2008 04:59:36 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) marioalbertina http://www.fotothing.com/marioalbertina/photo/4050d26f105d4ae596ddccddea98ad84/
Valley of Casterino - Mercantour trekking - Côte d'Azur (France).]]> Tue, 01 Jul 2008 06:01:29 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) marioalbertina http://www.fotothing.com/marioalbertina/photo/4e068ae557dddc39c23e629e5fe58ae8/
This plant is original of Mexico, was introduced in the Mediterranean after the discovery of America, has become common in coastal landscape of the entire Mediterranean.
It produces only once in his life, after 10-15 years, a high scape up to 10 meters. then dies.
The inflorescences of scape produces a typical Mexican liquor: "pulque".

Vulgar Italian name: Agave, Pitta.
Scientific name: Agave americana.
Family: Amaryllidaceae.
Origin: Mexico - Mediterranean's naturalized.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: June - August.
]]> Mon, 30 Jun 2008 06:52:56 +0000 nobody@fotothing.com (marioalbertina) It produces only once in his life, after 10-15 years, a high scape up to 10 meters. then dies.
The inflorescences of scape produces a typical Mexican liquor: "pulque".

Vulgar Italian name: Agave, Pitta.
Scientific name: Agave americana.
Family: Amaryllidaceae.
Origin: Mexico - Mediterranean's naturalized.
Resort: Garden's Savona (Italy).
Flowering: June - August.
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