Hot Countries like Spain grow oranges.
Since Florida is so warm all year round the climate says that it is warm enough to grow the oranges all year round.
No. Ireland is not warm enough.
Oranges grow well in warm temperatures, so depends. I am not sure if the Netherlands are cold or not.
sub tropic ... actually just warm climate with a proper water supply. Oranges are grown in CA, AZ and TX in the USA and those are NOT sub-tropic climates.
The English occupied a lot of countries where oranges grew, but it was hard to transport these oranges back to England without a lot of spoilage. The oranges that started to rot while underway, where cooked up with sugar and put into jars, which could be kept longer.
They grow on trees, just like oranges and lemons.
Oranges are a tropical fruit. They enjoy warm weather and do not grow in cold climates. However, with today's technology and transportation systems, we can enjoy delicious oranges year-round by simply going to a market and buying them.
Oranges are grown in many countries that enjoy a warm climate. California (USA), Israel, Spain, and many more areas round the Mediterranean.
Oranges grow in a grove.
the papaya grown in warm mediteranean countries mostly the tropical ones they grow in warm or cool places
Yes, oranges grow on orange trees.