Rome, 15 Oct. (askanews) - A new Slow Food garrison arrives from Sicily: the lemons of the Piana di Bagheria, cultivated in the small flat plots and on the hill terraces up to about two hundred meters above sea level. Implanted instead of vines, this lemon, belonging to the female cultivar, on the Piana di Bagheria has found [...]
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A century and a half ago the arrival of the phyllossera forced to root out the vines and to start the citrus cultivation, which became "green gold" of this corner of Sicily thanks to a technique of forcing that ensures the harvest in the middle of summer
Rome, 15 Oct. (askanews) - A new Slow Food garrison arrives from Sicily: the lemons of the Piana di Bagheria, cultivated in the small flat plots and on the hill terraces up to about two hundred meters above sea level. Implanted instead of vines, this lemon, belonging to the female cultivar, on the Piana di Bagheria has found [...]