I like how if you break a small twig on the Meyer, it smells just like fruit loops.
I took the picture of the limes, but not of the Meyers. I wanted to show you how incredibly productive container trees can be around here.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Garden talk
Our peas and radishes are coming up nicely. AND I have one surviving baby lettuce seedling...more like a bonsai version of a lettuce head....I don't think it's getting enough sunlight. Oh well. Barbie can enjoy a nice salad in her new dollhouse. I'm excited about our citrus trees though. I got a thornless Mexican lime tree and a Meyer lemon tree on clearance at our local nursery. They make great container plants in our area. They both have a ton of blossoms and the lime tree has set a few fruit. I think the Meyer lemons will be ready in June and then again in December.
I like how if you break a small twig on the Meyer, it smells just like fruit loops.
I took the picture of the limes, but not of the Meyers. I wanted to show you how incredibly productive container trees can be around here.
I like how if you break a small twig on the Meyer, it smells just like fruit loops.
I took the picture of the limes, but not of the Meyers. I wanted to show you how incredibly productive container trees can be around here.
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I love Lime-aids.......do you think limes would make it in the mail????
I was thinking big girl drinks. lol
They look great!!
Yeah, I was thinking about mojitos (with home grown mint) or a key lime pie. I'll bring you guys some!
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