This tree is believe to be 4 years old but was a reasonable size when I got it. Not sure how long it takes to fruit but would guess year two. I have seen very very small trees produce fruit.
This is actually a ponderosa lemon and produces fruit the size of a small football.
The ultimate source of limonene terpenes!
Thatās awesome!!! I want to get blueberry bushes, but neighbor and I have conflicting views. I want blueberries, he doesnt want wasps in fallā¦heās old, so I can respect that.
Sounds like you could make a killer smoothie there!! Fig, mango, blueberry and lemon!!! Blend that up with some ice!!
Thanks! I really like to grow trees because they are relatively low maintenance and these particular ones all yield fruit. Except the mango - I doubt it will ever fruit here.
Now that I think about it, most citrus trees are grafted. So provided you have good light they would likely fruit immediately.
I bought a dwarf blueberry bush 2 years ago. Damn itās a slow grower. I picked off the flowers last year and am supposed to pick off half this year for decent berries in 3rd. Doubtful that I will even get more than a handful
Mine is a slow grower too. I figure if they yield anything at all itās a victory.
Just learned on my trip to Kauai that Mango trees are related to poison oak. Never knew that.
I didnāt know that - I guess I shouldnāt rub it all over my face.
Here is picture of my most secret flower that shall remain nameless.
The sap of a mango trees were dried, powdered, and sold as itching powder. I wonder if that would even be legal today. 
You even stumped this flower freak. Itās actually making me crazy that I canāt identify it. Maybe poppy
It is indeed a poppy. Papaver Somniferum. The flowers are a few different colours from red to pink to white. Hereās another one
I have some Vincas and phlox growing in a box exactly like that. Mines starting to break down too.
The wine boxes make great planters. They do tend to split but Iām ok with that. Iāll just find some new ones behind fancy restaurants.
Thatās a good idea! I should hit up bev mo, bet they would give me a bunch
Behind strip malls is an excellent place to find 5 gallon buckets too
Just chopped down an old 15ft lilac bush. Well chopped it back to almost nothing.
Thing is a Powdery Mildew monster, hoping since i cut it down to a little bush I can keep it in check w sprays. If not ill have to kill it.
I have the same problem with a lilac bush.
I cut it down to 1 foot tall.
When it grew back it still had PMā¦ but it was a smaller plant to treatā¦
