Reminds me of the old riddle :  Why is NJ nicknamed "The Garden State"?

Becuase "The Land of Carcinogenic Petrochemical Refineries and Toxic Waste Dumps" is too long to fit onto a license plate.

But seriously, folks.  I like NJ very much, it's terrible reputation apart from a relatively small area -- the area immediately adjacent to NYC, and that ought to tell you something right there -- is mostly undeserved, and only a very samll part of NJ is blighted by the existence of PC refineries and toxic waste dumps.

There is a East Orange, West Orange, North Orange and South Orange in NJ, and they all surround the origianl town of Orange.  But yes, no citrus is grown in NJ, as the climate is not right for it.

NJ origiannly got the nicknme "Garden State" for the many small farms which supplied produce to the NYC metro area.  And according to lore, of the 26 letters in the alphabet, NJ grew at least one crop beginning with each letter A-Z.  Whew!